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Posted 07/07/2015 12:05 am
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I guess same thing goes for people who say PO2 and FR2.
I rarely ever hear people use PO2, it's mostly FR2. I know on TPG's they use FR2 and not PO2. Same goes with FR1 and PO1. Usually you see PO1 on TPG's.
PO is PO1 on the Sheldon scale and not PO2 it is Fair 2 . Just to clarify .
I guess same thing goes for people who say PO2 and FR2.
I rarely ever hear people use PO2, it's mostly FR2. I know on TPG's they use FR2 and not PO2. Same goes with FR1 and PO1. Usually you see PO1 on TPG's.
PO is PO1 on the Sheldon scale and not PO2 it is Fair 2 . Just to clarify .
Not on the original Sheldon scale, it isn't. I learned the Sheldon scale as a child from the 1983 Charlton catalogue, where it was taught that the three lowest grades were "Basal State" (BS-1), "Poor" (P-2) and then About Good (AG-3). "Fair" didn't get a guernsey. The terminology of the lower grade-numbers seems to have been changed to Poor-Fair-About Good sometime in the mid-1980s, with the advent of the TPGs. So I suspect that it is "older collectors" who will refer to "PO-2".
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