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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bahabully, post: 1751523, member: 17555&quot;]Hey Cremebrule... unsure I know what I meant by &#039;mother nature&#039;,, morgandude referenced it as a natural process that occurs between a coin and sulfer, like that which exists in an album often times and under the right conditions.&nbsp; So, had some fun with the newly introduced term ; )</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I don&#039;t call any of the coins I sell or that are in my collection, or that are raw, or that are slabbed NT.&nbsp; I call them toned, and generally don&#039;t even call that out.&nbsp; I classify coins:&nbsp; Date - Series - Condition........ if toning exists, then either ask me my opinion or judge yourself.&nbsp; If you ask me my opinion will give it as MA or QT, and also tell you that I am no where near an expert and to check with Lehigh, or Shane, or Doug on CoinTalk if you want a better opinion that I could offer.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Personally, I enjoy both of what I feel are MA and QT coins in my collection.&nbsp; I have heard before an interesting quote... &quot;skin grows on coins, QT today, NT in time&quot;... so holding a few monstor QT&#039;s in my collection is kinda like buying 5000 shares in a penny stock imo.&nbsp; Put em&#039; in an album, put the album in the attic, and let&#039;em erode as mother nature intended.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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