The Japanese term 'pin kiri' doesn't have a perfect one-to-one equivalent in English, but the closest phrase capturing that spectrum from best to worst would be 'from A to Z.' It's a versatile expression that covers the entire range, just like how we'd describe a comprehensive collection or full scope of something.
Another interesting parallel is the expression 'the cream of the crop to the bottom of the barrel,' which vividly illustrates the quality spectrum. While not as concise as 'pin kiri,' it carries that same sense of grading extremes. I've noticed English tends to use more metaphorical language for these concepts compared to Japanese's straightforward numbering system.