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<p>[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 1376780, member: 27832"]Any toning that has happened by accident can be reproduced by intent. It may take decades, but it even that probably isn't true.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are lots of bad ways to AT a coin -- methods that produce results like BUncirculated posted earlier, results that nobody with sense would mistake for NT. But I think Doug and I agree that some AT methods produce results indistinguishable from NT. They're the same physical processes, in some cases applied over the same amount of time.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't believe that the mental processes of the person who put the coin away have any influence on the chemical processes that tone the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree that there's a difference between doing something to tone a coin intentionally and doing that same thing "by accident". I just don't agree that the <i>result on the coin</i> is different, and therefore I can't see why it should affect the coin's value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 1376780, member: 27832"]Any toning that has happened by accident can be reproduced by intent. It may take decades, but it even that probably isn't true. There are lots of bad ways to AT a coin -- methods that produce results like BUncirculated posted earlier, results that nobody with sense would mistake for NT. But I think Doug and I agree that some AT methods produce results indistinguishable from NT. They're the same physical processes, in some cases applied over the same amount of time. I don't believe that the mental processes of the person who put the coin away have any influence on the chemical processes that tone the coin. I agree that there's a difference between doing something to tone a coin intentionally and doing that same thing "by accident". I just don't agree that the [I]result on the coin[/I] is different, and therefore I can't see why it should affect the coin's value.[/QUOTE]
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