Help Identifying Hammered Short Cross Penny

Definitely John with that unmistakable hair. It's one "pick up point" for Henry II vs John.

6b2, Abel on Lunde moneyer

Rev. well-centered, a bit crude, and a very interesting letterform for the "A" in the moneyer's legend (Abel) that looks vertically compressed as though it had been squashed down from the top.
Obv. has some strike weakness at K5-K7 and legend is slightly off the flan there; lettering is widely spaced, tall, and not particularly sharp

It seems to have an exaggerated yellowish/golden color in the photos that makes me wonder about the underlying surfaces and if it's been subjected to a prior attempt at conservation/preservation; or if it's just due to this being a ground-dug/detector coin as most are found.

I think it nets out around VG. Grading short cross pennies (or, really, any hammered coinage) is often done more "by overall appearance" as opposed to being based on a given coin's individual technical merits.