This guy does good work

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1921-UNC-MO...942516?hash=item4657ee4034:g:HMEAAOSwnbZYFN0f

It's not easy to make a 1921 Morgan acquire target toning....

 

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Pretty but why do it when it's man made?

 

Pass!

Chris

 

Hey now. That's PCI toning

 

When you look at his other auctions, it becomes plain he's a chef whose specialty is Baked Toning.

 

I'll pass too.

 

One side: I might believe.
Both sides: No way.

 

If his work was "good," then it would be in TPG plastic. The TPGs have done an excellent job of slabbing highly questionable/borderline coins and blurring the AT/MA boundary.

 

It sure is pretty, but I would prefer natural toning.

 

Looks like gasoline, floating on water, after a rain storm.

 

I have to give the guy credit, though not much.

 

Give him a break - it is only fantasy toning!

 

You know Freud would say" this sellers obsession with baking coins was most probably due to his parents not allowing him to have a Kenner Easy Bake Oven as a child".
"So his desire to bake coins comes from his feminine side of his cerebral cortex ."
That gives him the stimulus he needs to also deal with the disappointment of not receiving a Barbie doll as requested in his many letters to Santa.

 

Tell him to put the dark colors on the outside.

 

Anybody ever tried to microwave a Morgan?

 

This! lol

 

No but the pressure cooker doesn't work so well.

 

Was it in the oven next to the chicken?

 

I'm having a hard time believing that coin was "UNC" even before it was cleaned and AT'd. I guess it was UNC before it was circulated, then cleaned, then AT'd.

 

Looks like crap.