Be on the lookout!

Hey, let me know somehow when this gets started. I just remeber I have a morgan Dollar, and it has some... blueish tint on it. I'll post pictures of it and the container I found it in (if I can even find it).

 

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Once again, the OP hides after no proof and running his mouth (back fire) and then comes out again after months and starts running his mouth again. He shouldn't have been scamming people on other forums and he wouldn't be so upset

 

I pulled some coins out of a washing machine filter not to long ago that had some pretty nice coloring on them. If I rubbed hard enough it would remove the residue coloring. How easy is the coloring removed from NT coins. How you doing Rigo?
Also I hate TROLLS.

 

I would be carful about calling out individuals by Screen name or Seller name . Discuss the coin , not the seller .

 

I don't buy or appreciate toned coins either. But I wouldn't refuse to do business with a dealer because they offer toned coins for sale. Some collectors like them and are very willing to pay a premium for them. I wouldn't consider a seller greedy because they sell to a certain market niche that I am not part of. I consider that doing business. I do feel that creating artificially toned coins and selling them as natural is fraudulent and I would not do business with someone knowingly engaged in that practice.