Some nice toned gold for your saturday

For your viewing pleasure, love the look of this toned quarter eagle happy saturday y'all

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1914-D-2-5-Gold-Quarter-Indian-Meteoric-red-fireball-toning-NO-RESERVE-/233660383708?hash=item36673e81dc%3Ag%3AhqgAAOSwdrdfHE8-&nma=true&si=qo2wD2n%252FJWEWH3VcOApL4oTRJX0%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

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You can have all of the toned gold you want, I find it hideous
Probably better I don't have a taste for gold, little out of my price range.

 

Can care less after collecting for 6 years this is the only gold coin I have.

 

As soon as I bought it I realized I only had $10 left but thats what gold fever does.

 

Take 2 aspirin and text me in the morning.

 

Here's my 1853, cleaned but still a nice gold coin at AU-58! I bought this one off of feebay in auction! Some gold coins look really nice Toned, I've never bought one tho' as I wouldn't want to pay a premium on top of a premium!

 

Am I correct that the toning of gold coins is tied to whatever other metal is part of the alloy, not the gold itself?

 

I was never really into gold coins mostly because of the expense.
I do have some gold for my type set.
Plus for the mint marks, I have a Charlotte and a Dahlonega half eagle.
That's it.

 

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True, in terms of coinage, higher silver content will result in green-gold and higher copper content will result in orange/red gold. Gerry Fortin’s Blog covered this topic very nicely last week.

 

I love toned gold. I’ve owned some as I like crusty original skin and tend to buy coins of all denominations with