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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1905908, member: 15309"]Did you miss the word unusual in my post? There are many toning patterns and color schemes that are widely accepted as market acceptable. Furthermore, many of these toning patterns take decades to develop. It is only the UNUSUAL toning patterns that are proof of improper storage. Now I will admit that what constitutes "UNUSUAL" is somewhat of a moving target.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is unfortunate for those who had coins stored in albums with no access to air conditioning. While not intending to improperly store their coins, the TPG graders have no way of knowing that their intentions were good. All they know is what they see on the coin. And when they see blue & violet toning on silver coins, they are going to deem the toning questionable almost all of the time. It makes no difference whether the coin was actually artificially toned or not. Artificial toning or toning resulting from improper storage will yield the same result, a problem coin![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1905908, member: 15309"]Did you miss the word unusual in my post? There are many toning patterns and color schemes that are widely accepted as market acceptable. Furthermore, many of these toning patterns take decades to develop. It is only the UNUSUAL toning patterns that are proof of improper storage. Now I will admit that what constitutes "UNUSUAL" is somewhat of a moving target. It is unfortunate for those who had coins stored in albums with no access to air conditioning. While not intending to improperly store their coins, the TPG graders have no way of knowing that their intentions were good. All they know is what they see on the coin. And when they see blue & violet toning on silver coins, they are going to deem the toning questionable almost all of the time. It makes no difference whether the coin was actually artificially toned or not. Artificial toning or toning resulting from improper storage will yield the same result, a problem coin![/QUOTE]
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