Thanks, I got it raw of course a couple of years ago from a British auction house along with some other scarcer dates. Grades MS65.
Yes, the denticles on the reverse are - see those on reverse which is better struck at about 4 o'clock, and almost all the denticles on obverse between 1 o'clock and nearly 6 o'clock (these are irregular, usually better on Maundy) Edges not squared off, esp. on obverse. Fine die rust on obverse figure, soft details on bust at brow, nose, ear and hair. This coin in hand is not generally as proof like as Maundy either, but not all Maundy is proof like so that confuses it just a bit. Overall it is a bit hard to describe as it is mainly a look, almost a feel. Steve Hill and I used to have many conversations on this....
Pretty sure it's a Maundy coin Jags. I looked for other examples, and found one - https://coins.ha.com/itm/great-brit...Inventory-BuyNowFromOwner-ThisAuction-120115# The weakness in the obv details is present there as well. But more than anything else, the slight doubling on the right side of the 8 in the date is also present on the other Maundy example. That pretty much cinches it for me but I suppose anything is possible.
