Post a Toned Coin

Wow, that one's really cool

 

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OOOOOO.....NICE MAN!!!! That 37 is a tough, tough coin with only 9k minted. I have a raw one, it was a tough find:

 

Check out the one DLRC has for sale for $2k:

 

Haven't posted this one in this thread yet

 

Or this one

 

Just bought this from Lehigh96, one of the best toned coin collectors that I know. I made some slight LEVELS adjustments on the sellers photographs trying to mitigate slab glare. I havent seen that many nicely toned Proof Saca Dollars -- this is definitely one. NGC graded this Proof 68 Ultra Cameo. The reverse of the early Sac is one of the greatest modern coin designs (IMHO) -- it's a shame they changed it (in 2009 I think?) -- the flying eagle motif was inspired, especially the way the wing tips encircled some of the stars -- it's both dynamic and beautiful. As a final note, I always found the eyes of Sacagewea really piercing -- it might be the best, most "live" looking eye design implemented on any US coin.

 

These coins are really very beautiful. Thanks for sharing them here.

 

Just got this TrueView back from PCGS. (Photo by Phil Arnold, who I can only describe as insanely great).
This was an NGC MS66 that crossed to PCGS at the exact same grade PCGS MS66 (that's kind of rare).
I bought this monster from Shane at KryptoniteComics, one of the premier toned coin dealers on the Planet.

 

Your rosie is over the top!! Very pretty!!!

 

Killer!!!

 

Wow... !!!

 

This is about as good as it gets for a 1915 at least I think so. This one has been graded ms-66 by pcgs but I think it looks a bit better than that.....Cold steel blue toning & it's hammered....

 

My new one I overpaid for

 

A few newer ones for me:

a nicely circulated and toned 1920 Merc.


My first Ebay purchase, impulse but you can probably see why:


And a nice 40% Kennedy:

 

Got this one today

Nicely toned 1906 Indian, picked up today!

 

Here's my BU 1953 Jefferson Nickle. This takes some getting use to, I don't
think I have seen too many coins tone gray.I am building my own "mint set"
for my birth year, it looks odd against the shiny silver quarter and dime. The
cent is a bit toned too come to think of it. I really like the brown toning best.
---John