Post a blue toner

had to juice the cent abit as i couldn't capture the amount of blue presented by coin with a staight shot.

 

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Here is one I currently own ....








and a few I used to own..




















I have also owned dozens of blue mint set toned Frankies, Washington Quarters and Roosevelt dimes but I don't have time to post them all....

 

These have some blue toning. The nickel had turned blue in a flat pack proof set.

 

This cent was turning blue & I hope the toning will remain as it is.

 

I love the 1933 Maundy 2d - quite stunning! A Maundy set is what is missing from my large UK collection ...

 

Thanks for the nice comment

I posted the set here on the ancient & world forum a couple years ago. This was the only coin in the set with stunning toning but I keep the set together.

 

I know it's darkside. This proof dinar, which is larger than a silver dollar but thinner, is .925 silver.

 

Darkside, broadside, inside, outside.....so what! Awesome color!

Chris

 

Nice coins everybody! That half is mine bahabuly!

 

That is a stunning prf cent collect89,,, would go nicely with vnickels half ; )

 

That penny Collect89 looks like sherbert ice cream! Lol!

 

RE: 1859 Seated Dollar - Wow! What a coin. Do you regret selling, Bob?

 

Blue (and purple) toning!

 

No regrets as my US coin days were long over. But I hesitated for fear that some dang fool would dip it!:bigeyes:

Bob

 

Does this qualify as blue?

 

I can't figure out how to capture the colors. Type of bulb, angle and camera specs that you all are using would be most appreciated. I have a lot of colorful cents. This one I have posted previously.



This one is in a PCGS holder.



This one shot with old Point and shoot on super macro with daylight CFL and EZcube does not do the coin justice.

 

This one has some blue in it. Does it qualify?

 

The cent is very attractive in hand. The 1885 dime with blue color only has a mintage of 8,000 pieces. It may be the lowest mntage (non-gold) coin from Newfoundland. They were dumped into circulation in 1885 & almost no nice specimens survive today.

 

Heres my blue ike in the brown box.

 

Here is som of mine, all little blemishes or specks are on the outside. the fourth pic one were the ripple is was a tear on the celo.