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Very Nice !!

 

Just for fun... For reasons I won't go into, I bought a roll of 1962 proof cents. What do you think of this one?

 

This type of toning always looked unnatural to me. Sort of like an oil slick

 

I've seen purple/blue on proof 1962 cents. It's really hard to tell based off photos. I'd have to see what it looks like with light reflecting off at different angles.

 

It's from the mint cello they came packaged in.

 

I have a few toned nickels but they have a more even tone. The color in the second coin in the OP has some strange, liquid looking colors.

bht if pcgs says it’s legit then I can’t argue

 

It's ok to argue. I get plenty of people saying its AT. PCGS doesn't get everything right all the time.

 

awesome. Check mine out...

 

Send it in for grading. At least I would.

 

Mine's REALLY fake. In the roll, there were some that were really ugly toned or spotted. Treated some with eZest, rinsed thoroughly and baked to a temp of 450 degrees Fahrenheit. I sent @Cheech9712 a couple, perhaps she will share pictures.

 

One looks like it’s on fire. The other one looks like a 1943 kinda. Have trouble doing pictures

 

This @Kentucky has some mad baking skills. You’ll never see this magical stuff stuff in your life time. I have about 10. If I put them side by side You’d say holly crap.

 

I've cents like this that have resided (in the past) in old acid laden manila flips. Colorful and festive......

 

Baked proofs. It don’t get any better. Sorry the reverse picture wasn’t Kentucky fault

 

Oh here’s my lucky coin from @KentuckyIt’s a 1994p

 

You ain’t lying. Some are amazing

 

Oh I like that. Think I’m seeing a rainbow. Sweet

 

nice rainbow

 

I bought a 1963 proof set unopened. The dealee i bought it from declined to tell me it was baking in his car in the 98 degree Louisiana heat in june. I opened it up when I got home all of them were blue