1920 Penny Dot Above Top Scroll And Below Bottom Scroll

Last image learjet, you can see both dots.

lol ok, no centre diamond and 4 pearls, will post pic in 5

What you have there seems to be a 1920 Dot over top scroll, dot below bottom scroll penny.
Has the Indian die(hub 2) obv. These are mentioned as very scarce, but you can usually find 1 listed at any given time.
I would grade yours touch better than VG(obverse) better reverse, perhaps about fine.
This one would probably sell at auction for Between $20.00 and $30.00, perhaps a bit more.
Regardless, would be a welcome addition to many penny sets.

Is ok spedward, grading is difficult, and varies from collector to collector. There are many grading standard guides found on the net and in text, but was sent this quick check guide by a well respected seller.
good - no pearls but all lettering etc visible.
VGood - 4 pearls with nice reverse.
almost Fine - 5 to 6 pearls and partial diamond.
Fine - 6 pearls, partial diamond, full lower band
gFine - as above with full centre diamond.
aVFine - as above with both bands visible
VFine - as above with 7th and 8th pearls visible
hope this helps.
I honestly felt I was being generous on grading yours. Have a look at my penny collection in my galley, has a 1920 double dot there in VG+- aF. Will give you a good reference point, though I'm a pretty SH photographer.
It has Point of diamond visible and 6 peals, lower band is not complete, so VG+(maybe closer to Good VG). Yours from what I can see has 5 pearls, no diamond.
Good luck getting $50.00 for it, you never know.

There is a good grading PDF file in the link below that should be savable to your computer. It is an ANDA grading guide and is just over 3 meg in size. Cheers.

http://www.anda.com.au/documents/re...%20coins.pdf

Those dots above/below the scroll are sure subtle...I'll have to check mine to see.
Spedward, just going by the photo of the obverse, the details on the portrait crown suggest to me around VG--but I'm hardly an expert grader.

Btw, here's a detail from Maccas (thanks to Humpybong) for the 1920 1d, for which I have a question:
I know what the first 2 listings signify, but what about the last 2? Would #4 be dot above/below scroll?

Thanks Nancy! Now I realize I shouldn't have passed on a #3 I once found....