Another whopper rainbow of a Morgan - 1879-P

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  1. MintyFresh

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  3. mrweaseluv

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    Very Pretty one :D
    Don't make me break out the album of evil AT morgans (strangely not hard to find new examples to add lol)
     
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  4. MintyFresh

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    Thank you for the comment.

    I recently became interested in Morgan VAMs, I have pretty much been a Lincoln Cents error kind of guy. http://www.lincolncentresource.com/. My primary interest lies with doubled-dies, and deep rainbow-lie-toned coins, a specific classification of error that captivates the artist in me. I hope to find a nice Morgan doubled-die one day.

    The history of the beginnings of the Morgan dollar is richly described in the current Red Book. A super complimentary resource is VAMWorld, http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/Home. This brings me full circle whereas error coins are concerned, the old faithful, and very informative to the CerryPicker's Guide. I need to update mine (Vol. 4), I have been away from collecting for a while.

    Break out your ATs! I'd like to see some of them.
    I also have begun to get involved with CONECA again. This is going to be a slow process with me due to schedule, etc., but I was surprised at the (seeming) lack of interest in Morgan VAMs and the like in their forums. https://board.conecaonline.org/social-groups . I guess CoinTalk is the place to be.
     
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  6. MintyFresh

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    Those are really cool photos. Thanks for sharing. Are lye-toned coins artificially toned, or natural?
     
  7. mrweaseluv

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    AT Lye is a mild acid that reacts with silver... I don't do these myself but when the price is right I can't resist em lol
     
  8. MintyFresh

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    Interesting. I knew that a coin could be toned artificially, but I never really knew how. I like "naturally" toned coins, ones affected by poor storage, wrapper contamination, or exposure to the air as an ender over time... I understand your enthusiasm.
     
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