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<p>[QUOTE="EyeEatWheaties, post: 975609, member: 26972"]YAY!!! Finally - I found a smart guy... You sir are officially my new hero. Stay true to your course. While I question your method and results. I think it is a smart idea. I am assuming that this product is to be used on copper coins that have already been cleaned or dipped ?</p><p><br /></p><p>AT vs NT is such funny debate in my eyes. The only difference between the two is amount of time and or concentration that a coin is exposed to. Certainly everyone knows that the colors that you see on any toned coin is produced from a reaction of the metal in the coin and whatever/whichever "contaminant(s)" it was exposed to? While it is argued that NT produces a more appealing coin - that clearly falls under the category that "<i>Beauty is in the eye of the beholder</i>" Frankly I wish all coins were proof like. I think a whizzed coin is really pretty. Am I right or wrong? Neither! What I like to collect is all that matters. BTW - I am an avid collector of cleaned/dipped pennies. I pay good money for them. I want them, I like them, I search for them. It's what I collect. Call me weird, I don't care! <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie6" alt=":cool:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>IMHO this whole issue is driven by TPG services who will say that a dipped, cleaned, altered surface, damaged, scratched coin has no value. I think that is silly. Why do they put a value on circulated coins? What is the difference? None IMO. An AT coin is a circulated coin albeit maybe circulated in a fumigated jar of hydrogen sulfide! Circulated none the less. Coins should be graded for their details - plus notes, There is no difference in a coin exposed to Sulfur over 20 years or 20 seconds.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am a newbie here.. I seem to remember seeing somewhere that this forum doesn't automatically size pics. Guess I gotta learn somewhere. </p><p><br /></p><p>Hey GoodThad, here is my Naturally Toned (on my desk) 1921 Lincoln.</p><p><br /></p><p><img src="http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z242/papasteeze/Coins/1921Lincolntoned.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="EyeEatWheaties, post: 975609, member: 26972"]YAY!!! Finally - I found a smart guy... You sir are officially my new hero. Stay true to your course. While I question your method and results. I think it is a smart idea. I am assuming that this product is to be used on copper coins that have already been cleaned or dipped ? AT vs NT is such funny debate in my eyes. The only difference between the two is amount of time and or concentration that a coin is exposed to. Certainly everyone knows that the colors that you see on any toned coin is produced from a reaction of the metal in the coin and whatever/whichever "contaminant(s)" it was exposed to? While it is argued that NT produces a more appealing coin - that clearly falls under the category that "[I]Beauty is in the eye of the beholder[/I]" Frankly I wish all coins were proof like. I think a whizzed coin is really pretty. Am I right or wrong? Neither! What I like to collect is all that matters. BTW - I am an avid collector of cleaned/dipped pennies. I pay good money for them. I want them, I like them, I search for them. It's what I collect. Call me weird, I don't care! :cool: IMHO this whole issue is driven by TPG services who will say that a dipped, cleaned, altered surface, damaged, scratched coin has no value. I think that is silly. Why do they put a value on circulated coins? What is the difference? None IMO. An AT coin is a circulated coin albeit maybe circulated in a fumigated jar of hydrogen sulfide! Circulated none the less. Coins should be graded for their details - plus notes, There is no difference in a coin exposed to Sulfur over 20 years or 20 seconds. I am a newbie here.. I seem to remember seeing somewhere that this forum doesn't automatically size pics. Guess I gotta learn somewhere. Hey GoodThad, here is my Naturally Toned (on my desk) 1921 Lincoln. [IMG]http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z242/papasteeze/Coins/1921Lincolntoned.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
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