Grading Calculator Online

Discussion in 'Paper Money' started by desiboyee, Sep 9, 2025.

  1. GoldFinger1969

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    It's a nifty tool but I think too many questions on minute variables that a bill is unlikely to have if we want a grade (rust ? pinholes ?).

    I did it for a 1957B SC and it came back as a 70 which I assume is too high.
     
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  3. GoldFinger1969

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    Any other calculator links ?

    I think a drop-arrow that asked about sharpness at 1st naked eye glance vs. prolonged visial observation including at 5x magnification could make the calculator more accurate. My bill may be 65/66/67/68 but it's not a 70. :D

    For instance...if you see 2 clearly rounded corners upon 1st glance...that's different than what appears as 4 sharp corners (if not razor-sharp) but upon 5x observation you find out that 1 of the corners is actually a bit frayed (happened with my bill).

    Also, not sure if you can see folds in some bills (creases are easier).
     

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