100pt Scale and the World

There have been a few threads talking about moving to a 100 pt scale and also some others that have mentioned collectors in darkside countries (as opposed darkside collectors in the lightside country) may not rely on numeric scales as much. Given that just about the rest of the world uses the metric system, do you think moving to a 100 point scale is a prerequisite for TPG coin grading to take over the world?
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<< <i>The 100 point system is not about numismatics, it's about economics. >>
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<< <i>This British TPG uses a 100 point grading system. >>
Bah, they don't even have an AU grade!
Ed. S.
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<< <i>This British TPG uses a 100 point grading system. >>
Bah, they don't even have an AU grade! >>
Of course you realize that the rest of the world doesn't recognize AU as a grade. Their thinking
is that coins with wear are circulated and hence XF. Choice XF coins can bring premiums, though.
In most countries Unc means a nice specimen and ratty coins with no wear will grade XF.