How fast does toning occur?

Or Schrodingers Cat

 

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i have had a few early high grade lincoln cents that had toned quite a bit in about 3 to 6 months just by leaving them in plastic flips and 2 by 2 cardboard holders.

 

Hmmm, twice baked tatties an' bacon:devil:

 

Umm, that's not the point behind the uncertainty principle. The uncertainty principle is simply that you can't know both position and momentum simultaneously. What you're describing is much closer to the dead cat the post after yours mentions.

As for toning, I bought a 1962 proof set that was blast white in the OGH. Threw it in a box with a bunch of 1964 proof sets, and two months later, half of the Franklin was orange, and the penny looked bleached.

 

Yeah, Heisenberg from Breaking Bad is my hero!!

I heard a yam or a red potato works better than a russet but it's up to you.j/k Also, I heard vitamin E works better than vaseline, j/k of course. I remember back when I first became a member on this forum and there was one coin doctor on this forum and he didn't make it a secret that he sold AT'd coins on ebay at all. Nobody chased him away but he soon left, guess he wasn't getting any love from us.