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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 3015933, member: 5233"]This isn't true...it's not a dishonest practice at all. Removing toning through dipping does not put the coin at any additional risk of retoning. It's a completely acceptable method of conserving a coin if it is done correctly. Doing it wrong will ruin a coins luster. If a dipped coin isn't stored properly it will tone again...just like the freshly minted coin did the first time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 3015933, member: 5233"]This isn't true...it's not a dishonest practice at all. Removing toning through dipping does not put the coin at any additional risk of retoning. It's a completely acceptable method of conserving a coin if it is done correctly. Doing it wrong will ruin a coins luster. If a dipped coin isn't stored properly it will tone again...just like the freshly minted coin did the first time.[/QUOTE]
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