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Message:: [QUOTE="Jhayes222, post: 3019065, member: 93857"][USER=44633]@spirityoda[/USER] I attached a couple more photos so you can see the side and back. Yes, there is slight toning on the back, mostly close to the depression area of the box, where air obviously got to the back side while it was in the case. Unfortunately these photos are not truly doing the coin justice, and I need to pull out my dslr and get some professional photos done. For now tho, you can see that yes, the toning did also occur on the back but only very slightly, because it was flat inside the case, so slight that I did not see it originally. I think it’s a mixture of environment and the case that probably caused the toning. I want to get a professional to look at it F2F, just so I can record the value for personal records. I don’t think I will sell it right now, especially with all that I have learned today. If anything, I’ve learned I need to learn a lot more about all this! Ha! The toning is definitely satuarated into the coin. It’s nothing that can be rubbed or smudged by handling, so that is another supposedly proof that it’s not artificial, along with several other things that you would probably need to verify in person. It’s definitely an interesting subject. I agree, [USER=92655]@Randy Abercrombie[/USER] coin is awesome! I look forward to the day he gets to own it and show us all![/QUOTE]