CENTERING
Alignment, proportion and visible registration are considered for formats where centering applies.
LOREVOR Standard 2026.1Condition,
Condition,
made legible.
A complete 0.0–10.0 in-house condition language for eligible LOREVOR products, supported by four recorded fields and a separate autograph result.
0.0—10.00.5 INTERMEDIATE RESULTSVERSIONED RECORDS
Overall grade
Move through the scale.
Select a designation to read the published language. A concise overall grade remains supported by the detailed condition record.
Open the dedicated grade scaleSELECTED GRADE9.0
DESIGNATION
Mint
A very high-grade example. Only minute production or handling evidence may be present, with no defect that materially interrupts the presentation.
0.0–10.0 · whole-point anchors · half-point intermediate resultsCondition profile
Four observations. One reasoned result.
The profile is a review path, not a decorative badge. Each field is read separately before the overall grade is assigned; no single visual device replaces the recorded evidence.
FIELD REVIEWOBJECT CONDITION REGISTER4 recorded observations
CORNERS
Sharpness, rounding, compression and loss are recorded without being hidden inside the overall result.
EDGES
Chipping, wear, cuts and structural continuity are reviewed across the full perimeter.
SURFACE
Print quality, scratches, creases, stains and handling evidence complete the condition profile.
Autograph result
The signature does not disappear inside the object grade.
GRADE
Used when an eligible autograph carries a numeric result stored separately from the object’s overall condition grade.
ONLY
Used when the autograph conclusion is presented without a numeric autograph grade. The mode remains explicit in the record.
ACTIVE STANDARD2026.1
This version defines the published 0.0–10.0 condition language used for eligible LOREVOR products. Historic records remain tied to the version applied when they were issued; a later standard does not silently rewrite an earlier result.