Can I Intrude With A World Currency Question?

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epikur Pillar of the Community Sweden 729 Posts	Posted 08/29/2013 5:28 pm It's actually a matter of grading, which shouldn't mbe that different between world and us grading....I hope, I'm more of a coin guy, so I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes making that statement... Anyways, when trying to grade currency, I use this as a guide: http://www.pcgscurrency.com/g_scale.html which grade would a bill with corner bumps as shown below, with that being the only flaw on a otherwise, still in its bank wrap, seemingly perfect bill, get? Would it be a 65 or even a 66? If interested, there are a few more pictures in the world currency forum...didn't get much response there though, so that's why I'm trying here. thanks Edited by epikur 08/29/2013 5:29 pm Report this Post to the Staff

hajduk Pillar of the Community Germany 645 Posts	Posted 08/29/2013 5:32 pm Do you have some more pictures for us? This picture is not enough. Report this Post to the Staff
epikur Pillar of the Community Sweden 729 Posts	Posted 08/29/2013 6:47 pm Right here.. https://goccf.com/t/156901 Report this Post to the Staff
hajduk Pillar of the Community Germany 645 Posts	Posted 08/30/2013 07:29 am Hello epikur, nice bills you have there. Because the Edges are not perfect a European or German collector would grade this Notes as AU (-1). The most European systems are total different from the US System. 1. UNC / KFR. 2. XF / VZGL. 3. VF / SS 4. VG - Fine / S.g.E. - S 5. Is not for collect. This is a example for the German or the French system. In practice, there are steps of + and -. That means your bills are in -1 (AU) condition. For the German collector is a correct UNC only if there is no defect. The only exception are production related defects. I personally combine the German and the U.S. system. Both systems are not perfect. Bills which can be in the USA UNC, sometimes would be in Europe already XF + - AU. The U.S. system is more accurate, but makes too many negative surprises. I collect a lot of old Americans and therefore I use mostly the U.S. system. For my German, Scottish and Northern Irish Bills I take only 1-2 graduate bills into the collection. Edited by hajduk 08/30/2013 07:32 am Report this Post to the Staff
papermoney Valued Member United States 177 Posts	Posted 08/30/2013 09:59 am I'd say they're in AU-50, American. Report this Post to the Staff
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