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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bkozak33, post: 2120151, member: 30309&quot;]There is lot you can do to learn about natural toning. You can learn the color progression of naturally toned coins. I have looked at tons of original rolls from 50&#039;s 60&#039;s, to study what end roll toning looks like, original mint sets from the 1950&#039;s have very distinct patterns. Look at old whitman albums of unc jefferson nickels to learn how the silver ones tone differently than the clads. Learn what bag toning looks like. Learn what kennedys look like that were stored in velvet presentation cases, what toning you find in sealed proof sets, bulls eye toning that occurs in the lincolns in the 1970&#039;s proof set, look at the old famous collections from newman and pogue to see how original coins should look.&nbsp; The more you familiarize yourself with toning the more confident you will be. I understand there are people who dont like toning or don&#039;t understand it, but I really enjoy them[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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