NT or AT?

I was searching the bay a little bit ago and found four of these sets of presidential dollars with some pretty nice toning. I've seen some wildly colored Sacajawea and presidential dollars, so I thought they had a chance of being natural. I'm not much of a toning guy, but I liked these and with a BIN of only $15 per set, I figured that it was a nice group of coins for the kids set. I offer $13.00 per set, and the seller accepted my offer. My son is now the owner of a four year run of nicely colored dollars. The seller thought that they were NT, but what do you say?

 

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I kind of agree with you Doug, but it's just outside of my normal collecting. At $13, it wasn't much of a risk anyway.

 

people collect those.

 

AT in my opinion.

 

I'm with Doug & Larry!

Chris

 

Unlikely it is NT

Mike

 

Probably AT, but at that price who cares? They are pretty coins.

 

My sentiments exactly. Besides, it's a pretty good teaching tool to give my son a run of the presidents. Here are the other two (likely AT) sets.

 

AT

 

I'm with the at crowd also.

 

Hi, Bobby!

You haven't been around here for quite a while.

Chris

 

Kind of interesting colors but not NT IMO.

 

Whatever, y'all are all jealous of my amazing purchase! I would have thought that one of you knew what gloriously toned dollars looked like. How wrong I was.





I'm kidding of course...

 

Trying to remember, did Polk die of cyanide poisoning and Taylor from sunburn? Watching too much CSI.....

 

Why are they all toned except Millard Fillmore? Man, that guy sucked at everything...

 

Artificial

 

Kirk I would say talk to Wingedliberty. He has a beautiful collection oof these toned Presidential Dollars graded thru PCGS and could give you a better answer in regards to their toning. In the end all that matter is if you like them or not, $13 is not that much of a loss if they are AT considering the going price for toners now-a-day.