Sheldon Grading System

Désignations

français	Sheldon Grading System (correct) OBS: Système de classification Sheldon pour classer les pièces.
anglais	Sheldon Grading System (correct) OBS: Originally developed for United States coins, especially early ones, the system has since been adopted for all other coins of Canada and the USA by both the CNA and the ANA. Sometimes, it is incorrectly referred to as the Mint State System.

Codes : pays ou zone où la désignation a cours (CH, FR, DE, EU = Union européenne, INT = usage international). Une désignation barrée est déconseillée.

Définitions

anglais: A system for coin grading using a combination of letters and numbers, instead of an adjectival scale, to express the state of a coin. It was conceived in the late 1940's by Dr. William H. Sheldon who devised a numerical scale, on which 1 represented the worst possible condition of preservation of an unmutilated coin, while 70 was the best possible condition. Used in conjunction with the most common abbreviations that describe coins verbally, it gives a precise idea of the degree of wear of a coin.

Classement

Collections

Métallurgie metallurgy

Domaines

Monnayage

API

curl -H "Authorization: Token VOTRE_CLE" \
  "https://opendata.altius-group.ch/language/terminology/api/v1/concepts/termium-1c6139a7421b4adb/"

Données : TERMIUM Plus, Bureau de la traduction, gouvernement du Canada. Licence du gouvernement ouvert – Canada.