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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;RiverGuy, post: 1577576, member: 22755&quot;]There&#039;s another thread running now trying to define &quot;Red&quot; on copper coins.&nbsp; Doug, naturally, maintains that the term &quot;Red&quot; is only temporary.&nbsp; He rightly asks how a 100 - 150 year old cent can still be red.&nbsp; Time frame seems to be the aea of contention in this subject.&nbsp; Most of us agree that a copper coin begins to tone as soon as the mint release happens.</p><p>This coin is a good example.&nbsp; Many of the coins that I and others posted in the &quot;103 days of Lincoln&quot; were also good examples. This particular coin with the glaring, eye-distracting spot stands above most.&nbsp; The spot HAD to appear after NGC slabbed it!!</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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