This is an interesting example of a 1795 Half Dime due to the V-shaped depression on the bust. I was curious to see if this mark is post mint circulation damage, or something else, and found 3 other example of the same variety with this exact same mark. Heritage describes the cause as a piece of of cloth/fabric stuck to the obverse die. Whether one tolerates or dislikes this is pretty much up to individual collector taste. For me, it speaks of a quaint human error at the Philadelphia mint 230 years ago. But, how would you grade this considering this?
I would grade the OP coin as a VG-10. The repeated appearance of the drepression on the face, points to a struck through situation. There was something similar on the 1838-C Quarter Eagles.
