Exhibit Judging Sheets
RATING SHEET FOR JUDGES OF NUMISMATIC EXHIBITS
| Exhibit No. | ________ | No. of Cases | ________ |
| Judge No. | ________ | Total Score | ________ |
NUMISMATIC INFORMATION - Total Maximum Points: 35
| TITLE
(5 points) |
Title should be prominent enough to be seen immediately. There should be a general statement about the exhibit which tells the viewer what the exhibit is trying to show. |
| BASIC NUMISMATIC INFORMATION
(15 points) |
Description of specimens should be clear and concise. Details supplied should be adequate for the viewer o gain full understanding and appreciation of the individual specimens as collector objects. Degree of satisfaction to a numismatist. |
| SPECIAL NUMISMATIC INFORMATION
(15 Points) |
Interesting biographical, historical, geographical, and heraldic background details. This phase should balance, not dominate the exhibit. Degree of satisfaction to a non-numismatist. |
PRESENTATION - Total Maximum Points: 30
| Creativity and Originality
(10 Points) |
Personal Judgment, pure and simple. |
| Attractiveness
(10 Points) |
Color Harmony, arrangement of parts should create a generally pleasing display. Points awarded on degree of achievement of this effect. |
| Balance
(10 Points) |
Relation of specimens, information, decoration, non-numismatic objects to each other and to the achievement of a pleasing total effect. |
COMPLETENESS - Total Maximum Points: 15
Completeness of exhibit material as it relates to the scope, to be determined from the title of the exhibit or other data in the first case of the exhibit.CONDITION - Total Maximum Points: 10
For maximum credit, the material exhibited should be the best that is reasonably available to the collector. The exhibitor may make a statement about the condition of individual items or the overall exhibit.RARITY - Total Maximum Points: 10
The rarity of a coin is judged by the number of like coins believed to exist. (Note: Selling price is not necessarily a yardstick of rarity)
