
In numismatics [n: the study or collection of coins, tokens, and paper money and sometimes related objects (as medals) - Merriam-Webster], the value of a medallion or coin is related directly to its scarcity and condition. The quality of the condition has come to be designated by professionals through the use of a scale ranging from 1 - 70, with a score of 70 reflecting the highest possible quality. The original scale was published in 1949 (revised in 1958) by Dr. William Sheldon to aid in … [Read more...]









