1902 Indian Head Cent For Grading

I'll say EF details (cleaned).

Haha, I would have loved to see my great grandfather frying this up on the stove! As it was, I think the toning is from an old cardboard album folder. But who knows what it went through before the 1960's! Others I have are purple, some similar to this one, some with red staining and some obvious green damage. But VF20-AU details is quite the range and solidifies I know nothing about grading copper.

I can't really see the details but it looks like there is enough in the feathers and letters to grade in the upper half. And the wreath on reverse has lots of detail also. Grading from pictures is not perfect and definitely isn't like looking at a coin in your hands.

I'm on board with XF-45 since there appear to be traces of remaining luster. Album toning is possible, but could also be re-toned after an old cleaning.
I'd like to see some photos with the cent removed from the 2X2.

any damaged coin and corroded, unless keys, don't really have any collector value. verdigris can be removed however you never know whats under it. many times it has bored into the surfaces causing damage. the best thing I found to remove it is Verdicare which can be found online. verdicare will not detail a coin but will preserve the coin afterwards.

the 02 posted looks XF details. old cleaning so I'm with coinfrog

EF-40 details, altered surfaces.