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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 6570101, member: 103207&quot;]It&#039;s actually not die wear.&nbsp; If you saw it in hand you would understand.&nbsp; John Milton&#039;s and mine appear never to have messed with.&nbsp; The proof Walkers with toning like ours actually tells you they are original.&nbsp; Mine in hand is amazing the way light reflects off it&#039;s surface.&nbsp; The same with proof Mercury dimes.&nbsp; I have a proof Mercury&nbsp; dime that looks like my Walker.&nbsp; They seem to develop a green yellow tone.&nbsp; I suspect it has to do with how they packaged at the mint and if they remained in that packaging.&nbsp; I found that those coins from this time period if blast white were dipped.&nbsp; Avoid blast white proof coins from this time period I&#039;ve seen some develop ugly toning.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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