Graded Banknotes

This section is dedicated to the presentation and classification of banknotes that have undergone a professional grading process by recognized rating companies.

It includes information regarding the evaluation of the quality, authenticity, and preservation of banknotes. The main purpose of grading is to standardize the evaluation of a banknote's value by providing an objective grade (e.g., from 1 to 70) and a precise description of its state of preservation.

Collectors and investors use graded banknotes as a form of secure investment, as the rating assigns a recognized value in the numismatic market. The banknotes are encapsulated in a protective holder to guarantee their condition and prevent any further handling.

In this section, you will find resources on the different grading systems used by rating companies (PCGS, PMG, NGC, etc.), the factors considered during the evaluation (paper quality, centering, folds, etc.), as well as information on buying, selling, and storing graded banknotes.

The objective is to provide complete and accurate information on the world of graded banknotes, allowing users to understand the stakes and opportunities of this specific market within numismatic investment.