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Signification des sigles "PRF / UNC / EF / VF / F

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PRF = Proof (épreuve)

UNC = uncirculated (n'ayant pas circulé)

EF = extra fine

VF = very fine

F = fine

il existe aussi:

G = good

VG = very good
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Il y a aussi les langues/cultures qui ajoutent de la complexité.
Par exemple:
en anglais ou aux USA/GB on dit UNC
en français cela équivaut à NEUF
en allemand à KFR
en italien à FDS
en neerlandais à FDC

Heureusement ou malheureusement le terme UNC est le plus utilisé pour indiqué un billet parfait qui n'a jamais circulé.

Et il y a d'autres termes pour qualifier les autres qualités du billet.

JCK
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praeteritum

PRF = Proof (épreuve)

UNC = uncirculated (n'ayant pas circulé)

EF = extra fine

VF = very fine

F = fine

il existe aussi:

G = good

VG = very good

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jck

Il y a aussi les langues/cultures qui ajoutent de la complexité.
Par exemple:
en anglais ou aux USA/GB on dit UNC
en français cela équivaut à NEUF
en allemand à KFR
en italien à FDS
en neerlandais à FDC

Heureusement ou malheureusement le terme UNC est le plus utilisé pour indiqué un billet parfait qui n'a jamais circulé.

Et il y a d'autres termes pour qualifier les autres qualités du billet.

JCK

Created on Jun 11, 2013 at 1:53 PM

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