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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 3232115, member: 15309&quot;]I agree but disagree with you.&nbsp; Something happens to people when coins like this are offered.&nbsp; They know that rainbow toned coins can generate huge premiums, especially for a series like WLHs.&nbsp; So while deep down they know they shouldn&#039;t gamble on questionably toned coins like this one, the possible payoff is such that they can&#039;t resist the urge to make a quick buck.&nbsp; The other alternative is that you have inexperienced buyers who can&#039;t separate AT from NT who bid up the price of this coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don&#039;t know what premium you paid, or how much of a premium twice your buy price is, but what I do know is that dramatically rainbow toned Walkers sell for many multiples of price guide.&nbsp; If people truly didn&#039;t care about NT vs AT, they would pay the same money for raw toned coins as they do for graded toned coins, and that just isn&#039;t the case.</p><p><br /></p><p>The bigger question I have is, why would you buy from a guy who ATs his coins?&nbsp; What I&#039;m saying is that you know better.&nbsp; Were you doing an experiment?&nbsp; And while this coin might have the correct progression of yellow-magenta-cyan, you correctly pointed out the absence of elevation chromatics, and that blue color is a big red flag IMO.&nbsp; I have no doubt that if this coin, or any other from that dealer were submitted to the TPGs, they would be details graded for questionable color.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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