1920 Half Crown

No it's not almost uncirculated, at least that's not what I think. It more looks like, in British grading, a Very Good coin, maybe a little less than a very fine. It has some dings and mings on the King's effigy. 1920 Half Crowns suffer from weakly struck tail's side, so it's nice that the three lions on crest looks clear, at least the two in the bottom. This is typical. Fully struck specimens command a premium. Your coin is still a nice one, after switching to a lower silver alloy (%50) in 1920, many people didn't hoard post-1920 silver coins, at least not in a decent shape. Still a very lovely one to hold on I assume. Seems to be cleaned sometime in the past.
My favourite saying about grading goes "ask five dealers about grade of a single coin, you'^ll get six different opinions".

I am, by no means, an expert of grading. I am just a collector, even much younger than most regulars here I think.

Below are the photos of a weakly struck uncirculated 1920 half crown. It's not a high resolution picture but please note the surface and the crest.

The other two are a weakly struck 1915 Halfcrown, also in full lustre BUT British Extra-fine + condition due to possible bag marks on the high points of king's effigy, thus affecting the condition. It has a higher relief of king's effigy than post-1920 issues. Please note the crest and royal coat of arms as well. Grading is a very difficult business, and mostly not two people think similar or alike.

However, double eagle's piece is still a very lovely and worth to hold on piece. 1920-21 and 22 issues generaly come off very circulated, people didn't saved them, instead they stick to sterling silver 1911-1919 Halfcrowns.

The letter "P" in "Pense" on the motto of the Halfcrown is generally one of the highest points in a such coin. The wear on that letter tells us how long and much a coin is circulated. I learned than on this forum from one of the very oldschool (thanks sel_69) British coin collectors.

So, I still think double eagle's halfcrown is a British VG or maybe VG+ coin. Though, this is purely my opinion. Generally coins look better at hand than in scans.

regardless of the grade it gets it a very nice coin. I am looking through some posts and the more I do the more jealous I get