1920 Cent...

That's a pretty cool find in a US box of cents!
The condition looks around VF20 to me--better than I'd expect.

Neat find! As coinsnpaper said, this is the first year they started making the cents about the same size as the U.S. cents. Earlier the same year they were still making the large cents, so there are both types for 1920.

Well...you are probably a stricter grader than I, but I'm not accustomed to seeing so much crown detail in a VG10.
For instance, the lower crown band would be broken on a VG10. Of course, the OP shouldn't take my word for it...so here's a 1923 graded by ICCS as F-15.
Granted these are just photos, but to my eyes there is more detail in the coin above. ICCS grading standards are good enough for me.

Malissa, too much wear on the obverse..much too much and also rim damage..and.... it appears to have been cleaned...looks that way..
Maybe Brian or Scott @ ICCS like you ...lolololo
I have sent the same coin 4 time....and got 4 different grades, from VG10 to VF20... beats me...and it should be so simple. I am only in to coins for the last 3 years, so I assume you guys have a lot more experience than I have. But I am a fast learner...
HHB

I gotta tell ya its almost as bad to undergrade as it is to overgrade .

once a pattern has established with false grading information either way up or down its difficult to be dogmatic about what grade any coin may really be.

strive for accuracy both directions , with technical grading points , subjectivity only really applies to eye appeal .

by the way HHB there is no need to be defensive in your replies or arrogant in your demeanor with the little jabs and chuckles , we are a family type forum and that sort of thing is really not aloowed to take place , want to teach someone to grade thats really good , want to ridicule it won't be tolerated for long .

we have collectors of all levels from the very new like yourself to the very experianced , those highly experianced and respected folks you will come to know over time .

"I'm not a professional grader either, but, I would say dreamstones coin is a VF-20 IMO, nether the less a pretty nice find in a U.S. box of cents."

I agree...theres not enough detail around the band of the crown..and thats just for starters.

The images display quite small considering their size - perhaps posting and linking them on photobucket would be better.

AS for grade, its tough to tell from the images. The reverse looks good, and better than VF30. But the obverse does not look as good, likely a weak strike at this point. It tends to look like about a VF25. But considering that the strike is likely weak, the reverse is decent, then a grade of VF30 by ICCS is reasonable. A grade of EF40 by NGC is also reasonable as older coins such as this are graded easier in the US.

That was an expensive effort grading this coin, but it does reveal important inconsistencies in the market that folks should be aware of. That's why learning to grade yourself is important in this hobby.

Great find Dreamstones.
Looks like you made an excellent buy.
with VF-25. Exceptional find in circulation.

DVCollector:
If you happen to come across this.
HOW DID YOU GET SUCH FINE PICS OF ICCS COINS?
Mine are absolutely AWLFUL!