Mint
A very high-grade example. Only minute production or handling evidence may be present, with no defect that materially interrupts the presentation.
Whole numbers define the eleven condition anchors. A half-point result is used only when the complete profile clearly sits between two adjacent anchors.
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A very high-grade example. Only minute production or handling evidence may be present, with no defect that materially interrupts the presentation.
The result reflects the complete object; component fields are evidence, not a mechanical average.
A 7.5 exceeds the 7.0 anchor but does not fully satisfy the 8.0 standard.
A low condition result does not by itself mean that an object or signature is not authentic.
The standard applied at grading remains attached to the public record.