Equivalent to what you will typically see in a certified VF-30 (and sometime 35) holder.   Some light scruffiness which could be the result of a VERY light, very old cleaning, although the color appears natural and original, so it could just be the result of the Depression era circulation this coin saw.   I will note that this date like many of the tough early Walkers gets a "mulligan" at the grading services in terms of quality - I have certainly noted coins that are far worse than this in PCGS & NGC holders.  For potential interest, there is a significant die gouge at 10:00 right below Liberty's hand, something I do not remember noting on another example of the date.  Definitely not a scratch as it is obviously raised above the surface, and an unlikely location or shape for a die crack. This is not listed as a variety and I was not able to find another example listed with a quick search of the subject; something perhaps worthy of further study by someone who had an interest.  Absent this feature, the coin stands on its own merits.

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