Need help: 1915-S/S Buffalo Nickel (variety and grade)

Well, I think this is the S over S variety, FS-401. The "crab claw" top serif of the S matches, but none of the other markers are there, possibly due to wear. I just can't tell, and I am wondering if a TPG could tell or not. These are the best and closest pic I can take with my camera. Calling on the experts for their opinions, though I am sure I am forgetting some folks. @TypeCoin971793 , @Insider , @Paddy54 , @physics-fan3.14 , etc.

ALSO, what do you grade it?

 

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I am not seeing the repunching to the south

 

Nice buffalo I would grade it vg8-f12

 

Ditto . Just my opinion based on pics provided . I say It's a F-12

 

Whenever I see the outline of that horn, I think "VF" but the obverse is SO WEAK.

 

Looks like the Mintmark is also lower than on the Coinfacts example of the S/S. Thanks.

 

I would say fine

 

John
If you check the die markers on Wexler the obv. Neck clash, and the Rev. Abrasion on the C left middle, you indeed have the WRPM 001
CONECA RPM-002 cherry pickers FS-05 -1915 S (15.6) I see a spot on 20 coin

 

Honestly, I don't see it: http://varietyvista.com/03 Buffalo Nickels/1915SRPM001.htm

 

The picture TypeCoin posted is from the coinfacts webpage.... so, it's good to know they got it right.

Now, do you see the same markers on the coin c-b-d is asking about in the first post?

 

The easiest way for me to tell is that the mintmark placement is much lower on my coin that the FS-501.