Kwaliteit & Zeldzaamheid van Nederlandse bankbiljetten

[Munthunter]

Nou Gerardo,

Als het goed is dan moet het allemaal zo gaan lukken.

Veel succes met het bijhouden van dit interessante en boeiende topic.

Helaas heb ik het andere topic moeten verwijderen en stonden hier enkele reacties van leden onder. Mocht iemand nog willen reageren op dit topic, dan kan dat nogmaals hier.

Gr. Jeroen

[rinuske]

een heel goede uitleg, maakt ook voor mij weer wat duidelijk,bedankt hier voor!!

[Munthunter]

Geweldige aanvullingen Gerardo!

Dit wordt een zeer nuttig topic!

Gr. Jeroen

[Grijsaard]

Gerardo,

Is de waarde van een replacement op dezelfde manier vast te stellen als die van een 'echt' biljet met de catalogus of zijn deze meer/minder waard dan het originieel?

[Bankovky]

Helemaal top Gerardo!

Bedankt voor dit mooie en waardevolle stuk. Weet zeker dat iedereen nu op een gelijke lijn zit met het beschrijven van de staat van hun papiergeld.

Gr, Nils

[jeffelz]

Ik zie dit net staan maar moet zeggen dat je een mooi en overzichtelijke uitleg ervan gemaakt hebt!

[Ilosab]

Ook voor mij geldt dat ik dit stuk voor de 1e keer zie. Maar ja, het was ook geschreven voordat ik lid werd.
Gerardo, mijn complimenten voor dit zeer informatieve stuk. V.w.b. de gradaties van het papiergeld is me nu ineens veel duidelijk geworden, zeker de Engelse benamingen. Ik ben heel blij met dit artikel, als papiergeld leek zijnde. Ik kan het momenteel niet printen maar ga dat binnenkort toch zeker doen, altijd handig om in je bezit te hebben.

Bedankt, Alfred

[surbe]

Hi Gerardo,

Lastig om al die verschillende benamingen op een rijtje te krijgen!

Kun je nog uitleggen waar MS-65 en MS-66 thuis horen? Die komen namelijk ook voor.

Het PMG(Paper Money Guaranty)kent verschillende gradaties UNC::

70 Seventy Gem Unc The highest grade assigned. Notes have 50/50 margins and registration, and no handling.
69 Superb Gem Unc This note may be nearly visually indistinguishable from a 70; however, margins or registration just minutely off. No handling.
68 Superb Gem Unc Margins or registration are off slightly to the naked eye. No significant handling.
67 Superb Gem Unc Great color and eye appeal. A well-centered original note. May have very minor handling.
66 Gem Uncirculated Above average original note held back from superb quality due to handling and / or margins and registration.
65 Gem Uncirculated Strictly original note with great color and eye appeal. May have one or two minor distractions. Centering is above average.
64 EPQ Choice Uncirculated Original paper quality, but centering is off on one or two sides.
64 Choice Uncirculated Note is well-centered and shows signs of alteration (for example, pressing or re-embossing, etc.). No folds in design.
63 EPQ Choice Uncirculated Original but margins are “tight” on one or two sides. Good eye appeal.
63 Choice Uncirculated Imperfect centering. No folds in design. May be flat and have a flaw or two.
62 Uncirculated Strictly uncirculated note that lacks some eye appeal. May have “tight” margins, handling or corner tip issues.
61 Uncirculated Usually poorly centered and margins are touching the design. May have counting marks, smudges, pinholes or other problems.
60 Uncirculated A note with problems that result in diminished eye appeal (i.e. toned paper, small stain, fading, etc.), but no folds through the design.
58 EPQ Choice About Unc Premium grade note. May look like higher grade, but unfortunately, has a single vertical fold or one to two light corner folds.
58 Choice About Unc Often a note with a single fold that has been pressed or re-embossed to hide the fold.
55 EPQ About Uncirculated Two light vertical folds or a single fold with handling, but a nice original note.
55 About Uncirculated This grade is commonly assigned to a note with one or two folds that has been pressed. Note may have been re-embossed.
53 About Uncirculated No more than two vertical folds or a single horizontal fold, but folds are too heavy for a higher grade.
50 About Uncirculated Two heavier folds, or a light horizontal and vertical fold. Handling can be significant.
45 EPQ Choice Extremely Fine Usually a note with three light vertical folds that may look much higher grade, especially when note has little evidence of handling.
45 Choice Extremely Fine Many of the same qualities as above, but note is not original. Common alterations include attempts to diminish the appearance of folds.
40 Extremely Fine Three folds, one of which may be horizontal. Little, if any, circulation.
35 Choice Very Fine For years dealers and collectors called this grade “VF-XF.” This note looks Extremely Fine, but may have four to five light folds. Original examples (EPQ) will usually be attractive with little actual circulation.
30 Very Fine Still crisp, but may show a bit of circulation or light soiling. May have several light folds.
25 Very Fine A circulated note with good eye appeal, but has too many folds or too much soiling for a higher Very Fine grade.
20 Very Fine Moderate circulation with numerous folds, mild soiling but no serious detractions. A solid note but may have a minor defect.
15 Choice Fine Looks like a Very Fine, but may have too many folds or too much circulation to warrant a full Very Fine.
12 Fine Considerable circulation, rounded corners, pinholes, minor margin splits may be present, but the note will be whole with solid paper.
10 Very Good A solid, whole note with lots of circulation. Too limp or too many minor problems to make a fine grade.
8 Very Good Heavy circulation. Note is intact with no pieces missing. Soiling, light stains, splits or a missing corner tip are common for this grade. Note is limp.
6 Good Very worn, serious splits, fraying of the margins and minor damage is evident.
4 Good Very heavily circulated note with numerous small problems. Totally limp with impaired visual appeal. Commonly seen with small pieces missing.