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Thanks Troodon, I'll coopt the phrase and try not to start any trouble. The first problem I have with toning is that it's so easy to fake. Next is I find plenty of clad in change that's toned. How they became toned I have no idea. I My opinion is it's way over rated. Yes, to each his own. If someone chooses to collect / buy toned coins be my guest. It just rankles me when I see slabbed or raw pieces, I just don't believe they deserve a premium. Good analogy concerning the movies. I'll go a step further and think of P. T. Barnum. Good to hear from you.
Denis