The Toning Premium Thread Part 2

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Any idea of how it was stored to get that toning?

 

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It looks like it was graded market acceptable, but I would expect more luster, may have been dipped to long. It is in a straight graded slab though,
my guess is $132

 

$100

 

This is a textbook example of an end-roll toner. Night and day between obverse and reverse. (I'm assuming anyway)

 

$90

 

My guess is either end roll toned or mint set cardboard toning. And the coin did have luster (the photo was trying to capture the color).

 

$145

 

Bit low on this one I guess, at $45.45.

 

$275

 

Winner! It sold for $235

 

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Lets change gears! This is a coin i purchased NOT for its beautiful rainbow toning. It was purchased on account of how unique it is. There is a perfect circle on the reverse, and its like a peach/pink color, but if you tip it 45°, it looks copper colored. Very strange bird here!
Greysheet is probably $30-$40 (i think)
How much did i pay?????

 

$65

 

$70

 

$50 ...that is certainly unusual, and I think fairly cool (but I'm guessing the premium wouldn't be significant)

 

$43

 

$40?

 

$52

 

edit, my guess was taken (oops). 38