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Sheldon Coin Grading Scale:
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Circulated Grades:
P-1 (Poor)
FR-2 (Fair)
AG-3 (About Good)
G-4 (Good)
G-6 (Good Plus)
VG-8 (Very Good)
F-12 (Fine)
VF-20 (Very Fine)
VF-30 (Good Very Fine)
EF-40 (Extremely Fine)
XF-45 (Choice Ex-Fine)
AU-50 (About Uncir)
AU-55 (Good About Uncir)
AU-58 (Choice About Uncirc)Uncirculated (Mint State) Grades:
MS-60
MS-61
MS-62
MS-63
MS-64
MS-65
MS-67
MS-68
MS-69
MS-70 (flawless coin)Proof coins are graded PR60 - PR70 (PR70 is flawless)
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Category Archives: How To Collect Numismatics
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Numismatic Coin Grading Pt. 2
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Short History Of The Sheldon Numismatic Coin Grading Scale
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Manufacturing Processes Of United States Coins
Manufacturing Processes Of United States Coins As a numismatic coin collector, it is important to know about the three manufacturing processes of United States coins. Each process produces a different type of coin and knowing the three different types and … Continue reading