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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 24484333, member: 37839&quot;]I agree completely.&nbsp; I basically used the photo of the MS 62 to make the point that toning does not have much of an impact upon grade, or straight grade status.&nbsp; Toning fans love their toners.&nbsp; Blast white coin fans like the “just out of the mint” look.&nbsp; However, when dealing with Peace Dollars, one must be realistic.&nbsp; Few original surface examples that are blast white exist—almost all have been dipped, to remove crusty toning, or the battleship gray look.&nbsp; As [USER=22377]@ddddd[/USER] said, rainbow toned Peace Dollars are a rarity, and when one finds one, the price will be outrageous.&nbsp; So, compromise is in order when looking for nice Peace Dollars.&nbsp; Toning vs White is an ancient debate, and a matter of taste.&nbsp; The late, great Jack Lee, who had some of the most fabulous Morgan and Peace dollars loved blast white coins.&nbsp; However, he had a few of the highest graded toners ever in his incredible collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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