Let us consider an electron state in a hydrogen atom characterized by quantum numbers n ≳ 1 and l = n - 1, which corresponds, as it is known, to circular orbits. Is the radial wave function R_n,n-1(r) of this state semiclassical? At first sight, no. Indeed, the radial quantum number n_r = n - l - 1 is in this case in no way large, but is equal to zero, so that the wave function R_n,n-1(r) has no nodes at all.