Uncirculated details. Struck from a later state of both dies, showing some erosion in the Obverse fields, however the date is full and the Reverse is actually struck a bit better than usual.  NO wear or marks on the edge, a commonly and conveniently ignored area when graded by most.  Moderate toning likely due to long storage in a paper envelope.  Like many of the early 1920's S Mint coinage, struck on a defective planchet - there is a small lamination running from 3:00 of the Reverse edge through the Bison's rump/hipbones.  Due to this the coin will not certify in a normal, non-details holder - I know as I tried.  Guaranteed Genuine obviously. However, all in all not a horrible looking example.  Discounted from the normal level commanded by an Uncirculated example of this date.  For reference, the current Wholesale value of an MS-60 coin, which this should be equivalent to, is $450.  As beauty is in the eye of the beholder, a Make an Offer option has also been added.  0808-01