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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1396025, member: 66&quot;]When I started collecting it was a &quot;given&quot; that coins almost always toned on just one side and two sided toned coins with similar toning on both sides were looked on with suspicion.&nbsp; The only exception being those coins that showed the concentric toning common to coins that had been in Wayte Raymond folders for years.&nbsp; Coins tended to tone in cabinets where they lay flat where one side toned and the other didn&#039;t, or in rolls were the end coins toned on the exposed side, or in bags where the side&nbsp; or edge closer to the bag toned.&nbsp; You could see some two sided envelope toning, but it wasn&#039;t as common as single side toning.&nbsp; Today two sided toning seems to be commonly encountered.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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