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<p>[QUOTE="Richard Smith, post: 2186339, member: 75028"]Stunning toning, I am an major fan of the dark and gunmetal tones- perfectly natural. That is one gorgeous coin. So many people here in the UK prefer the shiny examples that there is a dipping craze, something I will never hope to understand. I try to rescue as many as possible, but I am only one man....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Smith, post: 2186339, member: 75028"]Stunning toning, I am an major fan of the dark and gunmetal tones- perfectly natural. That is one gorgeous coin. So many people here in the UK prefer the shiny examples that there is a dipping craze, something I will never hope to understand. I try to rescue as many as possible, but I am only one man....[/QUOTE]
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