1. MS means that it has not been circulated and is close to the factory state, and the corresponding score is 60-70 points;

2. AU means that it has not been used, and it is a beautiful product, and the corresponding score is 50, 53, 55, 58 points;

3. VF represents general circulation products, with corresponding points of 30 and 35 points. No points will be awarded for scores below 30. Just write "F", or "genuine." All comments and scores do not represent the variety or format rarity of the coin, but only the condition of the coin.

Extended information:

The condition of banknotes is related to maximizing the appreciation effect of banknotes and maximizing future value preservation and appreciation. Therefore, as long as the circulation time, release time, variety and many other aspects are taken as the premise, the pursuit of perfect appearance is always correct.

For example, if you collect modern banknotes that are less than 30 years old, since they are issued and circulated very recently, it is very reasonable to put forward higher quality requirements, even if the score of the graded coins is required to be 67 points ( Superb Gem Unc) is not too much either.

But if you just pursue the highest regardless of the variety, you may have to worry about one thing and miss the other, and miss out on some very good varieties. For example, some old French banknotes may be in AU (nearly new) or XF (extremely fine) condition, which is already the highest quality. If you want to collect rare varieties, I am afraid that the idea that you only need the best ones is no longer in line with the actual situation.

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