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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 466197, member: 15309&quot;]Yes I would.&nbsp; I have several AT coins.&nbsp; I also have many, many questionably toned coins.&nbsp; I am much more tolerant of questionable toning than most collectors.&nbsp; This thread and associated poll are a good example of why I don&#039;t mind questionable toning.&nbsp; The voters of this coins toning are split right down the middle on this coin.&nbsp; Half think the coin is definitely AT and the other half think it is definitely NT.&nbsp; A few can&#039;t make a determination and would have labeled it QT (questionably toned) if I had given the option.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, most everybody (the AT group included) thinks the coin is very attractive.&nbsp; So what we have is a coin that is immensely attractive that we must classify as questionably toned because we can&#039;t decide if it is AT or NT.&nbsp; The TPG&#039;s at this point don&#039;t know either because they don&#039;t know the history of the actual coin.&nbsp; They can only make a determination as to whether the toning is market acceptable or not.&nbsp; If they deem it acceptable, the QT coin goes in a slab and trades at a very high value.&nbsp; If it is deemed unacceptable, it gets bagged and is treated essentially like an AT coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think it would be a shame if the TPG&#039;s body bagged this coin and relegated it to the ranks of the AT crap that circulates on E-Bay.&nbsp; That is why I am tolerant of QT coins.&nbsp; I use the approach our country uses for it&#039;s justice system &quot;Innocent until proven guilty.&quot;&nbsp; Instead I follow &quot;NT until proven AT.&quot;&nbsp; I don&#039;t want to send an innoncent man to jail and I don&#039;t want to send an NT coin to AT hell.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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