Only a twinge of luster still persists between the stars on the obverse, although a remnant of cartwheel effect nonetheless can still be seen on the reverse. Still, the central portion of Liberty's portrait is rather flat, and the eagle's wings have lost sharpness near the centers as well, suggesting that the coin could be a little charitably assessed at XF-40. The only noticeable blemish is a tiny rim tick at precisely 12:00 of the obverse, though of course, tiny circulation marks can be seen under magnification. Surfaces are reasonably original, a little lacking in luster as noted, but accentuated with pleasing mustard-grey patina atop the devices. (PCGS# 008990)