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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 3049402, member: 19250&quot;]First of all Eddie you shouldn&#039;t assume especially if you know nothing of what you&#039;re replying to! There&#039;s been hundreds of post here on CT on old Anacs slabs, PCI slabs known for coins toning in them</p><p>Not only tonning but some fantastic colors and patterns.</p><p>As another member has stated these slabs at times have made the notation of 100% white., and the coin in the slab toned.</p><p>All medals tone in different ways...</p><p>I recall my mom who hated her rose pattern silver ware service. Long before tarnx dip or a dishwasher other than her....bring out the flat wear only happened 3 times a year&nbsp; Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving she loved the Hunt brothers! As dad sold all the silver and decades of cleaning silver 3 times a year was over,plus there was enough money to go to both Ireland,and Hawaii.</p><p><br /></p><p>The two TPGs you name will never get their hands on this or any other slabs that are in my collection until after I am gone.</p><p>First of all they are part coin collecting history ,and second the &quot;TWO BIGGIES&quot;</p><p>are afraid of making a call on a toned coin in fear they can&#039;t tell AT from NT.</p><p>And again this topic has been beaten like a dead horse.</p><p>My imagines may not be the best but the colors described are spot on.and they are natural for a coin sitting in a slab known for toning coins for the last 20 +/- years.</p><p>That said it was not baked in a potato, baked in an oven, dipped or treated, as it has been in the same place for two decades....at which that time toned coins&nbsp; didn&#039;t comand a premium. </p><p>I have seen in the last 9 months both NGC and PCGS&nbsp; bag quite a few coins .....why&nbsp; well they have screwed the pooch so much they are scared to make a call on something that doesn&#039;t matter to them....after all they already have cashed your check.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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