The rims are complete with denticles, but the sash details are pretty much gone on the obverse and there is considerable wear on the shield. I'd call it VG10 because the lettering and date are still very sharp. It looks like the surfaces are original, also. These are hard to find with original surfaces since a lot of them that are being collected were retrieved from the ocean.
It's worth a couple of dollars because of the silver content. If it had the inverted mint mark, you could probably get a little more, but yours has the correct mint mark.
It's worth a couple of dollars because of the silver content. If it had the inverted mint mark, you could probably get a little more, but yours has the correct mint mark.



















