In current times, 1 Pf bronze coins of this period in higher grades are scarce, but they are certainly not rare. Decades ago, I came across them occasionally in this sort of grade, in dealer's junk boxes. Nevertheless, this example definitely has it's place in a nice collection of World coins.
At least MS63 BN, with lots of underlying luster. I suspect the line between PFENNIG and the date is a small strand of hair.
Thank you for your expertises! @sel_69l yes, that's some kind of dust\hair over a holder. The coin pretty much "rainbow shinning" on reverse, looks way better in reality.
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