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Posted By: Joe Pelaez

Hello Guys,
I want to thank each and every one of you for your answers.
Every answer had merit.
Please excuse a 76 year old that is still trying to learn.

As I understand it, whenever there's an "A" placed on an SGC slab, it represents a grade of some kind.
When I first saw it on this particular card.
I translated that to mean that it was SGC's way of saying that
the card is real, but there's something about it that prevents us from putting a number on it.

We know what the "A" in the SGC Rejection Codes stand for, but what does it stand for in the SGC Grading Scale???

Why the grade "A"?

Is it lower than the number TEN???


http://www.sgccard.com/grading_scale.htm

Thanks again.
Joe