where the heck can I get the cheapest, most sulfur filled albums at?

toning is just environmental damage IMO and should be frowned upon as much as cleaning.

 

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it's not as if I planned on putting anything more then state quarters and the off chance a couple silver quarters or just an ASE and hope I get a rainbow toned ASE and no not a "colorized" POS

 

Borgovan, I aquired a number of old Whitmans from my Mother in law, that were hers when she was younger, ( she's 90 now ) and many of the Barbers, Dime, Quarter, and Halves have the ugly black splotches on them. Toning, crud, whatever you want to call it, it's there. These are low end circulated coins, but some are scarce dates. You'll never know what could be in the books that made these coins turn, but they sure turned ugly.

 

I know a good way to tone a coin:

Eat a lot of mexican food and then store the coin in your butt cheeks for a few months (dont take it out!!)...sqeeze hard so it doesnt rub against your underwear because as we all know, the cotton in your underwear could scrape the surface.

You will have a great toned coin in no time.

 

Wow.

Dude.

Wow.

 

I have 5 Morgan Dollars I am toning RIGHT NOW!!

 

Dude, how big is your butt?

 

You know how most numistmastist look, 15 Morgans would be no problem.

 

This thread is going right down the toilet.

 

Are you coming on to me? :rolling:

 

No buts about it. Drusus knows how to tone coins naturally.

 

No, I think it done went down.

 

Awww...that's pretty stereotypical, don't you think?

I mean, I might be a big boy, but that doesn't mean that all coin collectors are big boys.

Sure, some of us live in mother's basement, and have never had a date, and watch American Idol wishing to hook up with Susan Boyle, but that doesn't mean....

<<I've said too much>>

 

Thanks, guys, this thread has definitely improved in topic and content.