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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3237346, member: 15309"]Do you guys understand that your fringe positions and definitions are not what are accepted by the numismatic community? Toning is not considered environmental damage until it reaches end stage. Dipping is not considered harsh cleaning as long as the dipping doesn't impair the luster. Nobody cares about your technicalities. And plenty of coins have been dipped with no discernible impact to the coins luster.</p><p><br /></p><p>Nobody is trying to dictate storage requirements, <span style="color: #0000ff">other than you need to keep your coins in a cool dry place</span>. All I am saying is that if you store you collectible coins in an harsh hot/humid environment, you run the risk of your coins developing toning patterns that are not NT/MA and that will devalue your coins, and rightly so.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, all my raw coins are kept in Intercept Shield Albums. That's right, the toning enthusiast uses the albums that are most effective at preventing toning. Think about that for a while.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3237346, member: 15309"]Do you guys understand that your fringe positions and definitions are not what are accepted by the numismatic community? Toning is not considered environmental damage until it reaches end stage. Dipping is not considered harsh cleaning as long as the dipping doesn't impair the luster. Nobody cares about your technicalities. And plenty of coins have been dipped with no discernible impact to the coins luster. Nobody is trying to dictate storage requirements, [COLOR=#0000ff]other than you need to keep your coins in a cool dry place[/COLOR]. All I am saying is that if you store you collectible coins in an harsh hot/humid environment, you run the risk of your coins developing toning patterns that are not NT/MA and that will devalue your coins, and rightly so. BTW, all my raw coins are kept in Intercept Shield Albums. That's right, the toning enthusiast uses the albums that are most effective at preventing toning. Think about that for a while.[/QUOTE]
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