Help With Identifying This Variety And Grade 1787 Shilling

Variety is the 1787 Shilling without Semee of Hearts, S3743. All relevant stops are present, so not one of the scarcer varieties.
On UK grading system I would say "Good Very Fine". There is wear on most of the high spots to hold it back, although it is a very handsome example. Mine, which is slightly better, just makes EF.
Having said that, many of the UK auction houses seem to be drifting more and more towards over-grading on the old standards, so I would not be surprised to see yours listed as EF.

Yes. I agree with PaddyB. I've found that a lot of dealers will tell you your coin is a lower grade than it really is, then sell an identical one telling everyone that it's a higher grade...