Do you like some patina on your silver coins?

Yes - but primarily on gold coins...

 

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I would rather have coins with toning.

 

I adore that 54. And I’m not big on toning

 

Didn’t know that. Thanks. Are you talking 10 or 20 years?

 

Don’t know the word but love the use of the vowel U

 

Have never saw a coin like your 1877. That one should be in a toning book for sure. Pretty. Different. Kinda unique.

 

To answer the original question, no.

 

Here you go...just a bit of that gorgeous edge toning...

 

Nice. Looks too like it could about squeek into a VF slab.

 

I like the rub on that one. It’s all in the right places. Pretty

 

Perfect example on how Morgan’s ware

 

How do I save this Morgan picture?

 

Right click on the image and decide where to save it to.

 

Very nice! I’ve had my eye out for a replacement since I sold my last one... nice ones are tough to find.

 

Depending on what's causing the reaction, a coin can go from rainbow to black soot in months, years, or decades.

It's like a colored liquid. There's no way to know when the color will settle (if you don't know the ingredients) but anything that's not a clear solution will eventually settle.