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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1674081, member: 37839&quot;]To the OP:&nbsp; As regards toned Morgans, the ones that sell for a premium and are most desirable are ones with vivid, or pastel COLORS.&nbsp; The matte gray, and crusty brown ones are quite common, and do not add to the value of the coin in general.&nbsp; Target toning, rainbow toning, crescent toning, and pastels of various combinations tend to add value to collectors who like toned coins.&nbsp; My advice as a toned Morgan collector is stay away from the dark brown, and battleship gray Morgans, as that type of tone is not desired by most buyers or collectors--the more vivid and interesting the colors, the better the &#039;market acceptability.&#039;&nbsp;&nbsp; You do have to learn to recognize AT (artificially toned) coins if you are going to go into that market.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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