22" 60s 3 dot small stamp Zildjian that weighs about 2830 grams. The center hole has some keyholing and center hole wear but no cracks there or anywhere else (to all the mopes out there: cracks are not keyholing.. cracks are cracks.. keyholing is named after the shape of a hole in a door). The edges have some denting that is pretty typical of this design of 60s Zild (either the factories didn't care.. or the metal is super soft.. anyway, the waving goes pretty much all the way around the cymbal and is likely factory and not any sort of damage.. and the waves are all pretty small). There's also a couple nicks and some other mild roughness. There's patina and stickmarks and discoloration and a notable scratch near the edge shown in the last pic. MY OPINION ON SOUND: Let's see here.. The tap is quite washy and pretty non-pingy.. The stick has trouble overcoming the wash (whatever stick is there is kind of a "smacky" slightly silvery tap similar to a block stamp).. The crash is pure money, though (mid range pitch.. very responsive and full.. some good darkness on it but not too hellish), and I think this may be a rare large 60s crash and not a ride at all.