Fake Rainbow Toned Coins - Artificial Colors

I would like to see pic's of before and after of the coins...

 

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Could I get an opinion on this Lincoln Proof? I've had it for quite a while, and wondered just how this happened. I know that some people use chemicals to create rainbow effects, but I just don't know if that may have been what happened to this one or not, or if there are some that might be this way without being treated. It's just blue and copper color.
What do you think?

 

:rolling:

Early 60's Proof Cents Toned some Wild Blue/Magenta/Purple Colors like that in the Mint Cello...

Here is a quick shot of one that I have;

 

y no name? if he is world famous already y deprive us of that knowledge. BTW do you know anyone who picked a few pointers from him?

 

I'll take your word on it.

 

B-E-A-UTIFUL coin! I saw a rainbow toned lincoln in a 1957 double mint set at the local coin shop recently that was amazing with purples, greens, and red. :rolling:

 

Thank you very much! Makes me feel better about the coin. Yours has some awesome colors!

 

Here is one that I owned raw, submitted for grading to PCGS.

It came back in a Body Bag for QT so I sold it raw as MS 64 BN.

The other day I saw it on ebay slabbed MS 64 BN by PCGS so bought it back!

I know it was not AT as I had a whole original roll of them, still have a few similar, some better but none with the truview pic's like this one.

I also had 2 graded by NGC 1 was MS 66 BN the other 65 BN then I sent 2 others a few months after NGC bagged them...


Scott

 

This MUST be artificially toned. Care to argue about it?

 

If that came back a stiff for the toning I don't know what PCGS was thinking. Those colors are infamous for those years, and they're all over the place, and can take any size and shape.

 

Now that's what I call a rainbow, I don't care if there's a slight chance it could be AT!!!

 

I think they time warped this one back to the '60s then back again .
I like it .
rzage:hatch::hammer:

 

TonedCoinTrader, you may recognize my avatar?

You won't see it for sale on ebay tho! Thanks for the awesome cent!

 

lol i just had a flashback with that picture

 

As a matter of fact I do remember it!

I'm glad you like it enough to make it your Avatar!

Scott

 

The chemical MS 70 has discredited the Blue color the services are shy, they would rather bag it than take the risk even though it appears very natural.

I submitted two at a time, This one was the only one in the submission.

 

Cleaning your coins in Lysergic acid diethylamide is very dangerous and I do NOT recommend it.

Ruben

 

Trippy dd::bigeyes: