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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 890944, member: 15309&quot;]Look at the post of Rhino&#039;s and yours that I have quoted above.&nbsp; This is what I am talking about.&nbsp; You guys are treating this like a science project without any regard for the detrimental effect that posting this information could potentially have on the toned coin market.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you guys want toned coins, then go buy them.&nbsp; If you insist upon playing coin doctor, then keep your experiments, procedures, and results to yourselves.&nbsp; You guys are more dangerous than the actual coin doctors.&nbsp; The coin doctors rely on their methods and results to make a living and treat them as valuable trade secrets and will not divulge them.&nbsp; The numismatic community has long regarded AT methods as taboo because it promotes the development of coin doctors, artificially toning, and hurts coin collecting in general.</p><p><br /></p><p>If every fledgling coin doctor is forced to learn completely by themselves, most will give up on their evil plan long before they become successful in creating market acceptable rainbow toned coins that will make it into NGC &amp; PCGS holders.&nbsp; If the med students have access to your AT manuals on the internet, it becomes a group effort and the chances for creating successful new coin doctors increases dramatically.&nbsp; This is not good for anyone, including the coin doctors who rely on premiums generated by toned coins.&nbsp; If too many people possess the expertise to artificially tone coins, the consumer confidence in the TPG&#039;s to weed out AT coins will disappear, the toned coin market will collapse, and everybody loses a lot of money.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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