Well, a cursory glance says it's either 1920, 1928 or 1929. Comparing to other dates could probably give a conclusive answer. We can safely say there is no mint mark (so a P).
However, all those dates are very common and I'm not even sure that coin rates Fair. Only good for bullion, in any case. And if you need a filler, you should be able to get any of of those three in G4 shape for $1 at any coin show or shop.
However, all those dates are very common and I'm not even sure that coin rates Fair. Only good for bullion, in any case. And if you need a filler, you should be able to get any of of those three in G4 shape for $1 at any coin show or shop.




















