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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheFinn, post: 2884480, member: 90102&quot;]AT.&nbsp; The colors, blue goldish brown and purple with no graduation between them.&nbsp; Those colors are the tell.&nbsp; Notice that the blues look like what happens if you heat a coin with a match or lighter.&nbsp; One way to learn is to experiment.&nbsp; Get some nice AU-Unc 1964 Washington Quarters that are just junk silver and try putting them in a SBA dollar tube, light a match and put it inside (not touching the coin) and block the end so the match runs out of air.&nbsp; See what the unburnt sulfur does. Lot of things like that and you will see what colors come out.&nbsp; PCGS has done a big dis-service in grading ASE&#039;s as legit toning with wild colors.&nbsp; Nothing natural can tone like that that quickly.&nbsp; At least ANACS grades the MS60 Artificially Toned.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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