Post a Toned Coin

Thanks Bob. My images are horrible, been trying a few different things but I think I will just go back to what I learned from the start.

 

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You're being incredibly hard on yourself. Your photos are extremely good.

If you want to see how good they are and what great progress you've made, compare them with some photos you did when you first started.

 

Picked up a set of 1964 P&D in an old holder just for the toners. You nickel lovers would drool over the blue.

 

Who makes that holder?

 

@Paul_62 I think that's the snap close Capital holder they came out with 1975 ?maybe a bit earlier.

 

I would guess Jello is right. It's a hinged snap-together case but I don't see a name or model number.

 

Capital should be on snap hing area if I recall correctly. But don't do any prying on snaps a lot of folks glued them.

 

Here's some beautiful rainbow oil slick colored Washington quarters.

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Some beautiful toned Washington quarters . Steve

 

Like the caramel Toning

 

Thanks--this was a bargain pick-up for a coin of that level of toning.

 

Wow that is so nice.

 

My favorite IHC. Pretty cool Longacre doubling

 

Most recent pickup. My first half dime.

 

Not to bad for your first seated half dime

 

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