Here's a coin I recently picked up. A 1927 Australian Florin, commemorating the opening of the new Parliament House in Canberra. It's an attractive and well-made design, and remains a popular type to collect. This one is in a PCGS holder. Guess the grade!
Looks around an MS62, but that area behind the head is troubling. From the pic, it looks like a spot may have been removed. If so, UNC Details - Spot Removed.
All the guesses were close, but only @Chris B got it right on. It's got good luster, and the reverse is pretty clean, but the obverse has quite a few marks. PCGS MS61
That reverse is stunning. Now that I have seen you video I'm surprised that didn't bring it up a point or two.
That's a beauty, and has eye appeal superior to its technical grade. I've long loved this type. Here is mine.
PS- I daresay I like yours every bit as much as mine, despite the 3 grade point difference. That blazing cartwheel luster is killer. I should make a video or GIF of mine sometime.
