Looking over a collected note, you check the print, the corners, the folds and the soiling separately and then lose track of which one mattered. Enter a number from 1 to 10 for each of the four, and this page lays out which one is lowest, what you entered for it and how far it sits from your highest.
The arithmetic is a comparison for the smallest and largest of your four numbers. No average or combined figure is produced, because that would mean inventing weights for each item. Only one idea is applied: condition is limited by its worst aspect. When several items tie at the lowest number, all of them are listed. Current as of October 2026.
No grade is assigned and no value is estimated. Condition standards for collectibles are proprietary to each grading service, so no single official standard and no published conversion table exist. The numbers you enter are your own observation, and this page only sets them against each other. For transaction benchmarks, consult a grading service or a specialist dealer directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Condition standards for collectibles are proprietary to each grading service and no published conversion table exists. This page only finds which of the four numbers you entered is lowest.
Averaging would mean inventing weights for each item. Condition is limited by its worst aspect, so instead of an average the page shows the lowest item and the gap to the highest.
No. Valuation is not covered. For real transaction benchmarks, consult a grading service or a specialist dealer directly.