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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 2353755, member: 37839&quot;]The purpose is purely educational, as I know that there are plenty of one-sided toned coins, but not generally of that toning pattern.&nbsp; As was said previously, blue album toning tends to be on both sides of a coin, or leaves a peripheral residue on the other non-fully toned side.&nbsp; It is a pretty unmistakeable kind of toning, and this looks suspicious to me for two reasons--one, the fact that the obverse is highly toned, and the reverse bears NO semblance of the color transfer.&nbsp; Two, the coin has a certain symmetry of toning, and a pattern of non-blended toning.&nbsp; In my 40 years of collecting Morgans, this is a general pattern that emerges.&nbsp;&nbsp; One exception to the above mentioned reasons is textile toning, where one side of the coin (either obverse or reverse) sat in a damp mint bag, and there was textile transfer to the coin--however, this toning pattern does not appear to be textile toning.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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