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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;USS656, post: 1111695, member: 6641&quot;]LOL - Thanks Paul...&nbsp; Maybe easy for you and others, but I do not go to many shows or handle coins like the dealers do so finding nicely toned coins is a pretty rare thing for me.&nbsp; Show me some 64&#039;s toned like mine in high grade for a reasonable price online and I would be really surprised!&nbsp; I believe your definition of premium price may be different than mine.&nbsp; Mine has to do with comparing the cost of a toned versus non-toned coin in the same grade.&nbsp; Your definition I think has more to do with the amount of money required to get a certain type of toning.&nbsp; Could be wrong, but I haven&#039;t seen them cheap by my definition anywhere online.&nbsp; Getting them at a great price ($2 each) ~ never happens for me because I have not built a network for picking these up!&nbsp; These 64&#039;s are the best looking toned coins in my collection and I am not looking to sell them so the premium doesn&#039;t really matter.&nbsp; I would never pay a hefty premium for a toned coin because I find other things I would rather have than a very expensive toned coin.&nbsp; That is just a personal preference thing and a budget thing.&nbsp; We all cannot collect the same things. Sometimes it&#039;s not about what you can sell it for but how much you like it.&nbsp; Something I know you can appreciate.&nbsp; Thanks for saying they look attractive even if you think they are a dime a dozen and not worth much!&nbsp; I appreciate the compliment from someone I consider a true expert in toned coins.&nbsp; From my perspective, it&#039;s nice when the little guy gets a bone, even if its a small one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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