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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1600750, member: 37839&quot;]Man, once again you are so negative about toned coins.&nbsp; I reiterate, if you don&#039;t like them, don&#039;t weigh in so heavily against them.&nbsp; Not all toned coins are AT, and not all sellers of same are coin doctors.&nbsp; Those of us who love toned coins tend to be able to tell the difference, and it isn&#039;t as black and white as you describe.&nbsp; A little knowledge is, indeed, a dangerous thing.&nbsp; If coins are stored in a humid climate, they can tone very quickly, as Paul said previously about Dansco album coins.&nbsp; I have the complete set of Kennedys and the compete set of Eisenhowers in Dansco albums.&nbsp; They were bought in the past 6 months or so as BU Gem coins and they&#039;re already beginning to tone in the humid climate that is Florida--this is nothing intentional on my part, and certainly a natural process.&nbsp; If the air conditioning is off, considerable humidity makes it into my condominium (I turn it off in the Winter, and let fresh air in).&nbsp; Since I am on the Intracoastal Waterway, and two blocks from the beach, there is lots of natural humidity in the air.&nbsp; Hence, naturally toned coins--it would be like leaving the silverware out after having a dinner party, and it would discolor due to humidity.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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