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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 642545, member: 15309"]Boss,</p><p><br /></p><p>Weimar White is not a nut because he thinks that toning is damage. He is a nut because he thinks that dipping toned coins is a perfectly acceptable solution to cure that "damage". I don't doubt his scientific methods or results. However, to say that dipping coins is a numismatic cure, falls in the realm of the lunatic fringe. And he gave and example of one toned coin that successfully hid a previous cleaning from long ago, but fails to mention the thousands upon thousands of coins that are now problem coins due to over dipping.</p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding Doug's tone, he is who he is and he is not going to change. He speaks his mind and does it bluntly. I respect that even though I don't always agree with him. However, on this topic, I think he is right. Although I don't share his opinion in an absolute sense, I think that attempting to improve a problem coin is almost always an effort in futility. I won't criticize your desire to attempt it, but I stand firmly behind Doug's decision to ward others away from following your path. You do it because you enjoy it, others will do it because they think it will work. In that respect, Doug's advice is invaluable IMO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 642545, member: 15309"]Boss, Weimar White is not a nut because he thinks that toning is damage. He is a nut because he thinks that dipping toned coins is a perfectly acceptable solution to cure that "damage". I don't doubt his scientific methods or results. However, to say that dipping coins is a numismatic cure, falls in the realm of the lunatic fringe. And he gave and example of one toned coin that successfully hid a previous cleaning from long ago, but fails to mention the thousands upon thousands of coins that are now problem coins due to over dipping. Regarding Doug's tone, he is who he is and he is not going to change. He speaks his mind and does it bluntly. I respect that even though I don't always agree with him. However, on this topic, I think he is right. Although I don't share his opinion in an absolute sense, I think that attempting to improve a problem coin is almost always an effort in futility. I won't criticize your desire to attempt it, but I stand firmly behind Doug's decision to ward others away from following your path. You do it because you enjoy it, others will do it because they think it will work. In that respect, Doug's advice is invaluable IMO.[/QUOTE]
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