Corrosion has entered the central area of the obverse, reducing definition of Liberty's hair and face. The most offensive roughness has been lessened through skillful and light burnishing of both sides, resulting in a coin with nicer smoothness than what is usually seen. Fortunately, the reverse retains some surprisingly sharp details, particularly in the leaves in the right arm of the wreath, suggesting the sharpness of, at minimum, VG-10. Consideration would be given a slightly higher details grade had HALF been fully readable. The rim on the reverse is absolutely complete, and much of the obverse rim appears to be present as well, though the goopy PCGS insert glops over the edge and makes precise determination impossible. No digs or scratches can be seen on either face, but again, the edge cannot be examined for bumps or bruises. Color has been expertly restored, leading to an overall appearance consistent with commercial "very good" grade. (PCGS# 001027)