Thread: Post a Toned Coin

Just picked this one up today. It won't arrive for a few days. 1948-P MS 65 FBL. I don't normally collect "Frankies," but fell in love with this one!

Honestly my favorite toning would be either rainbow, or a uniform color. Any color, as long as it's uniform. Spotty, uneven toning looks strange to me. o_o

Here's an 1878 Morgan. The toning is a bit spotty but not so much as to ruin its beauty, I think it's pretty anyway. :3



And now my most prized coin out of my entire collection, a 1759 Spanish 8 real. IMO it's toning is perfect, the only way it could be better is if it were rainbow. The obverse is a uniform light brown, but the reverse has some purple and yellow hints to it if you tilt it back and forth. Unfortunately you can't see those too well in the pictures...

Wow, I didn't know crapugrade was still in existence. Nice coin, but the slab is--well, how can I say it??? Not worth much.

Nice quarters there.

Originally Posted by Morgandude11

Wow, I didn't know crapugrade was still in existence. Nice coin, but the slab is--well, how can I say it??? Not worth much.

To others is not worth much yes! but for some old fashioned collectors they prepare or choose old slab specially the original TPG like this one!
The First 1995 DOUBLED DENOMINATION ( 2 Full dates obverse) certified in PUBLIC at BALTIMORE COIN SHOW IN MARYLAND, MARCH of 2000. By Mr.ALAN HAGER of ACCUGRADE the Inventor and Professional EXPERTS in NUMISMATIST WORLD.

Thank u.

old slab toning appear on coin.

PIcked up this DPL the other day, I think the textile dots on the reverse are fun.