To my knowledge, there is no way to achieve the toning correspondence exhibited on these coins after they are encapsulated. Perhaps the coins...
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You are right Chris. It is extremely rare that I criticize another collector for paying a premium for a toned coin. But we are not talking about...
I was outbid on a nice XF example on TT a few years ago. Stay patient, finding the right Lafayette Dollar can take years. Have you given any...
If those are MS66, then those are huge premiums for terminal state toning. It is coins like this, and the bidiots who buy them at these prices...
Are you telling me that those coins are graded MS67?
What? People are paying premiums for that crap?
If that is wear on the eagle's breast, then AU58 would be correct, but it won't go any lower than that.
I really don't like either, so my only other option was Detecto. I am not a fan of terminal state toning.
What are you talking about?
Now that looks like the real deal, FS-034
Nice clean cheek makes it a solid MS65. I think the luster and field chatter preclude an MS66 grade.
Does that exist or are you posing a hypothetical?
Here is yet another example of one of the many 1955-D/S Jefferson Varieites. This one is graded NGC MS66 but is not attributed as a D/S. [IMG]
In my opinion, this is the coolest counterstamped coin on the planet. [img][img] 1814 E50C Half Dollar, Judd-44, Pollock-48, R.8, NGC (No...
How about a Capital Plastics collection of silver proof state quarters, does that count? [IMG]
I know that you asked, but I promise you that you don't want to know what I think.
There are 10 or 11 different varieties of the 1955 D/S. Here is a photo (courtesy NGC Variety Plus) of the one that is collectable and drives a...
Oh well, I tried!
I think some E-Bay buyers take toning premiums personally. That example was one that I could post on this forum. Most of the questions/comments...
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