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Message:: [QUOTE="Jewels2017, post: 2810636, member: 88519"]Yes ... I certainly do see all those beautiful UNEVEN RAINBOW TONES in the first set of coins .  Just like I also see that none of those coins have an EVEN TONE OR SOLID FINISH to them . And yes the other coin that you are referring too does have a grainy effect to it as well . Just like the Matte finish coins have some similarities to that coin since they are both produced using a method in which they sand blast the coin . ( Google : U.S. Experimental Matte finish nickel ) .... But anyway the reason that Im being very specific about the EVEN TONES of these coins that he's choose to share with us is because i have also found a coin before that is very similar to these alleged EVEN TONED - ENVIORMENTAL DAMAGE coins that so many coin experts are so quick to conclued are damaged .  But the fact is my research is strongly suggesting that it has to be something else hence my reference to googling images of environmental damaged coins  .... But either way doing research and homework is always the best ingredient to finding accurate answers to just about anything wouldn't you agree ? And would you say that this coin is also environmental damage  ? [ATTACH]657556[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]657557[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]