18" Zildjian with the 60s 3 dot small stamp that weighs about 1790 grams. That weight is likely a little too heavy to be a crash cymbal for this era (by modern standards it would be a fairly heavy rock crash) so it is probably a ride or suspended cymbal (feels a little too soft to be a marching cymbal.. my opinion on sound: it sounds like a nice beefy dark crash to me.. probably is a suspended cymbal but that is me guessing). It has patina and scratches and discoloration and stickmarks. It has no cracks.. it has mild center hole wear and minimal/tiny nicking on the edge.. There's some waves in the edge (check the closeups for these "dents" that may just be factory curves.. if you can't see anything, there may not be a whole lot there to see). I have this listed as "very good" because these "issues" are pretty minor and the cymbal is over 50 years old (as I've stated before, vintage cymbals are not held to the same condition standard as other instruments because they are typically patina'd and beat on.. unlike a guitar or keyboard.. so if you need to adjust your expectations to "good" because of all this, please do that.)