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<p>[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 7809339, member: 74282"]I trust my own resources and abilities a lot more than NGC <i>for the coins I collect and specialize in</i>(and it would be impossible to build a collection like mine buying pre-slabbed coins, but that's a different discussion) but as far as ugly toning, as AJ points out, that's possible in slabs too. I've seen reports of bronzes having bronze disease progress in slabs so I have no reason to doubt that ugly toning could occur too.</p><p><br /></p><p>That said, I'm not particularly worried about toning developing. Some of my coins do exhibit toning especially those that have been sitting in my envelopes and trays for years. It's something that naturally happens to silver for the most part and I personally quite like what has developed on my coins. All things being equal I'd much rather have a toned coin than one that's blast white, and on top of that a lot of my coins have 20+ year provenance so they already have some amount of toning when I get them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 7809339, member: 74282"]I trust my own resources and abilities a lot more than NGC [I]for the coins I collect and specialize in[/I](and it would be impossible to build a collection like mine buying pre-slabbed coins, but that's a different discussion) but as far as ugly toning, as AJ points out, that's possible in slabs too. I've seen reports of bronzes having bronze disease progress in slabs so I have no reason to doubt that ugly toning could occur too. That said, I'm not particularly worried about toning developing. Some of my coins do exhibit toning especially those that have been sitting in my envelopes and trays for years. It's something that naturally happens to silver for the most part and I personally quite like what has developed on my coins. All things being equal I'd much rather have a toned coin than one that's blast white, and on top of that a lot of my coins have 20+ year provenance so they already have some amount of toning when I get them.[/QUOTE]
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