2020 D Weir Farm Quarter PMD?

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by gduncan, Jul 28, 2021.

  1. gduncan

    gduncan New Member

    Hello,

    I came across this 2020 D Weir Farm Quarter that looks to have some damage on the reverse? The Obverse looks fine. Is this Environmental Damage?
     

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  3. Beardigger

    Beardigger Well-Known Member

    It's toning. Some people love it.....some people consider it damage. Probably an environmental cause. I rather like it myself. I don't recall ever seeing it on such a new coin, but I'm not an expert on it. Search other threads about toning. It can be done artificially.
     
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  4. gduncan

    gduncan New Member

    Thanks Beardigger. I'll search toning in other threads, since I know what to look for.
     
  5. Matthew Kruse

    Matthew Kruse Young Numismatist

    Cool toning. Possibly a blowtorch, oven or other heat source?

    Probably not environmental if it’s just a year old! ;)
     
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  6. eric6794

    eric6794 Well-Known Member

    sadly it looks like artificial toning, toning is one of those things that it only makes a difference if the coin is very old and it has natural toning
     
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  7. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    Toning yes
     
  8. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    I tested some edited out on some 1970s pennies once to see what people do to people and I cleaned then then I baked then and they looked really nice and sleezythat people do that ! I know it happened to a bunch a wheat pennies my bf bought bc they don't stay that way it it's fake and I see chunks coming off 2.
     
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  9. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    Like all shiny and bright and then section of cleaned pennies come on
     
  10. Spark1951

    Spark1951 Accomplishment, not Activity

    Something in the immediate environment of the coin caused the toning, and it could be either natural or artificial. While most forms of natural toning take a while to develop on a coin, it really does come down to what the coin is subjected to and in this case, that is apparently unknown or undisclosed.
     
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  11. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    Yeah it's incredible what toning scams people come up with they fade off fast tho easy to catch
     
  12. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    Yeah the toning can be mimicked
     
  13. Cazador

    Cazador Supporter! Supporter

    Wrap a coin in colored paper Toning begins. The longer it sits the more it will tone.
     
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  14. Zorrbabe

    Zorrbabe Coin shortage of good coins not crappy ones lol

    Lmao really
     
  15. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    Nice colorful toning but unfortunately it’s not natural. It’s artificial toning, maybe a little Vaseline and a heat source.
     
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