Ruben, Have you even read the things that you post. The majority of the cointalk members have agreed with me during your tirade and most of them...
A fantastic question. I have to admit that I don't really know the science behind the toning rate for dipped coins. I will say that the oxide...
Oh, I knew he was baiting me, but it almost became fun to see how many others I could get on his ignore list. I still don't like that fact that...
What he posted is actually correct but he seems not to understand that a slabbed coin is removed from the sulfide source, so no more toning.
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Too many insults. I lost count!
Uh oh Richie. I think you are about to get put on the ignore list with that one. :thumb:
I got all you need Ruben. Here is a photo, Hope you don't mind but I erased my last name. [IMG] For those that don't know, Materials Science is...
Or maybe they haven't changed at all and the collectors and dealers just think they have.
Wow,edited, you would think that you would know what RPM means. But then again, you didn't know that there were St Gaudens with lettered edges...
Toning is the formation of an oxide layer on the surface of the metal which is the first step of corrosion. Dipping a toned coin completely...
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I have credentials that make me an expert on corrosion and how would you know that I am lecturing you when I am on your ignore list.
Here is one with corrosion (toning) and a semi-proof like finish. [IMG][IMG] :D
Wow, I never noticed that. I also want to thank you for making a civil and productive post. Congrats!
Oh wow! I just found a new game. How many members of this forum can I get on Ruben's ignore list. This is going to be fun. Sorry 50 Cent, you...
That is because it is the ultra rare steel obverse variety of the Peace Dollar.;) For about the 5th time, the term rust only applies to ferrous...
Sorry, I wouldn't grade them separately, but I think they would look cool in an NGC multiholder. I don't know the cost, but you can find that...
MS/PF70=Dead Horse
I also agree with the grade, but that is very lustrous for an MS61. The coin is definitely more attractive than your average MS61 but I don't...
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