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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tonedcoins, post: 642124, member: 25155&quot;]Selling, not for a long time. Collecting toned coins yes. I do agree with you that maybe I have sold a AT coin without me even noticing it was an AT coin. But I never said all coins are detectable. I did mention there are occasions where you just can&#039;t tell like some TPGs who also do the same.</p><p><br /></p><p>coinman0456, but we need to do this simply because with every ones opinions, egos, and degree of expertise is the best way to absorb a little bit of knowledge from everyone posting here. So far, I am liking the responses I have been getting from tmoneyeagles, Lehigh96, desertgem who seem to know the most about this matter on this thread. Now, I like when people talk and say what they think and know because it helps me in my studies. I personally have little experience in chemistry and non in study of metallurgy. But have gone through many thousands of toned coins and studied them very close. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now by no means am I calling my self an expert, but know a whole lot of what I collect. My main problem is the people who do sell AT coins, don&#039;t say it on descriptions when selling (which should be illegal).</p><p><br /></p><p>I can defenetly show proof of some sellers artificially toning coins. I am not overconfident just like to speak my mind and love the danger zone desertgem. Now if you are a very knowledgeable coin doctor, I would love to know how you do this unidentifiable toning. To study and learn the differences in identifying both NT and AT.:kewl:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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