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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GSS, post: 2339452, member: 77221&quot;]IE; The RCM vacuum seals&nbsp; Silver Maple Leafs ,..I&#039;ve noticed even online small intrusions or more likely air&nbsp; that never got out causing&nbsp; toning.&nbsp;&nbsp; (usually after about 10 years) So your detail helps affirm an argument&nbsp; that I tend to agree with. The problem here is why I originally posted, which was some guy was wondering why&nbsp; he can&#039;t store his coins in the attic. .I believe ,still...properly stored within time limitations ,&nbsp; bullion or even valued numismatic coins could be stored in these&nbsp; described &quot;worst places&quot; ., if properly&nbsp; stored ,for extended periods with very plausibly some incremental toning . So what !. Toning is attractive&nbsp; and silver coins placed in inert tubes or as previously stated in&nbsp;&nbsp; safes ,which claim to keep moisture out ,...should in fact keep coins from destructive&nbsp; corrosion.&nbsp; The corrosion&nbsp; would occur&nbsp; (by your description ,I agree) So I agree with your argument but disagree with the rigid&nbsp; black and white attitude of most of the posters here. I think one guy described coins he bought that toned horribly because they were left in an attic&nbsp; in a old fashioned Whitman album, totally unprotected from the elements&nbsp; for 10 years&nbsp; Well,...No kidding .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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