Hello,
thank you for the answer. I created a grading scale like your example and I'll use it untill new feature is added.
In addition I would like to report some kind a "bug" in the grading system. I had the same problem like the collegue bomndk, who posted before that in the coin page grades are not shown in the grid or are shown wrong. I think I found the reason.
If in the user defined scale you left grades from the Sheldon scale with unasigned custom grades, in the coin page there are mistakes.
For example, we create:
G-4=
VG-8=
F-12=F
F-15=
VF-20=VF
VF-30=
EF-40=EF
EF-45=
AU-50=AU
AU-53=
AU-55=
AU-58=
MS-60= UNC
MS-61=
MS-62=
etc...
If you set up a scale like this and grade a coin with F, it will appear EF, if you mark VF, it will appear UNC, if you mark EF, nothing will appear.
The explanation is: Custom grade F is assigned to F-12 in the original software grading scale. F-12 is the third possible grade (starting from the top). The program assigns in your coin page the third available grade in your grading scale - in this case - EF.
Same if you mark VF - we assigned it to VF-20 from the original scale and it's the 5th possible grade. The 5th grade in our custom scale is UNC.
If we mark EF it correspond to EF-40, that is the 7th possible grade, and in our User defined scale we have only five possible grades (F, VF, EF, AU, UNC).
If for example I make exactly the scale in the Wild Man example,
G-4=Good
VG-8=XF
F-12=AU
F-15=UNC
VF-20=BU
VF-30=Proof
EF-40=
EF-45=
AU-50=AU-50
AU-53= AU-53
AU-55= AU-55
AU-58= AU-58
MS-60= MS-60
MS-61= MS-61
MS-62= MS-62
MS-63= MS-63
MS-64= MS-64
MS-65= MS-65
MS-66= MS-66
MS-67= MS-67
MS-68= MS-68
MS-69= MS-69
MS-70= MS-70
PF-60= PF-60
PF-61= PF-61
PF-62= PF-62
PF-63= PF-63
PF-64= PF-64
PF-65= PF-65
PF-66= PF-66
PF-67= PF-67
PF-68= PF-68
PF-69= PF-69
PF-70= PF-70
we don't have assigned user defined grades for EF-40 and EF-45, so before these grades all will be OK. GOOD will appear as GOOD, XF will appear as XF, Proof will appear as Proof, but after the two unassigned grades everything will be wrong: AU-50 will appear AU-55, MS-62 will appear as MS-64 etc...
So if you want your user defined scale to work, fill every single field in it, even if you don't want to use it! That's working good for me.