Post a Toned Coin

This piece is a wonderfully toned Morgan with layers of creamy patina covering practically every surface with hardly a hairline to be found. The luster is subdued under the patina but still there in-hand, just not captured properly in photos.

 

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I would be willing to bet that that coin was completely toned over all surfaces at one time. Something was done to the surface to remove the toning . The nature of the patina on a coin wouldn't look like this unless it was dipped or cleaned in some manner . Send it in to a TPG and see what they say.

 

I misspoke above. It's a better Barber Quarter I need. My half and dime look ok.

 

This still counts, right? Its not the most dramatically toned coin but for $5.25 I couldnt say no.

 

I'd sat it counts!! That's cool!!

 

Thanks. I did a triple take when I saw it. The blue color reminded me of the 1970's and the wild felt lined boxed Canadian coins.

 

This is a 2003 that looks better than the picture.

A 55 wheat pretty dark


A 2013 with a golden tone

And a blew my mind 2014!

 

A couple that are out on the back porch to get some air.

 

Freshly graded newp.

 

A few colors on this one.

 

And this one.

 

An interesting nickel from roll searching.

 

Pmd environmental damage....have a look at a nickel that has made the trip through a human digestive system

 

Here is a toned 1943-D Steel Cent

 

A 199? Penny. With some tone to it.
Probably PMD. But if so it was cleverly done.

 

But why remove the last number?

 

Who knows? I'll flip it when I get more flips.

 

Why are there so many non-toned coins on a toners only thread?

 

Blame me. Most everyone else does.