High or low relief?

How do i know what relief is this? If so, what is the relief? Thank you.

What the hell is a mid relief. Sounds like the product of different die pressures and a micro variant specialist.

Idolenz

What the hell is a mid relief. Sounds like the product of different die pressures and a micro variant specialist.

Since there is a high and a low relief, I think “mid” relief is a middle, kind of average, could also be called normal. 

In my opinion those kinds of variants are minting errors, which should NOT have their own year lines, I think the numista guidelines say the same? I know, you have some high and low relief on US coins, where it's because of a changed die, but here it's more a matter of more or less pressure used at the minting.

I think the percentages of each tells the story. Nobody knows so they pick the middle to be safe.

How could one possibly tell on well circulated coins like this example anyway? Default answer, mid relief.