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I don't know if you want to know how to grade, or the scale, so I'll give you the scale. 1:Poor (Poor-1 or BS-1) 2:Fair (Fair-2) 3:About Good (AG-3) 4-6:Good(G-4,5,6) 7-10:Very Good(usually VG-7,8, or 10) 11-19:Fine(usually F-12, or 15) 20-39:Very Fine(usually VF-20,25,30, or 35) 40-49:Extremely Fine(EF-40, and 45 or XF-40, and 45) 50-59:About Uncirculated(usually AU-50,53,55, or 58) 60-70:Uncirculated(different levels)

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