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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WINS7, post: 17674, member: 1413&quot;]That&#039;s certainly one way of looking at it.&nbsp; Toning can be considered&nbsp; tarnish similar to rust on steel.&nbsp; Oxidation is oxidation, however IMHO that Buffalo has more character and every bit as much (or more) eye appeal than a blazing white example.&nbsp; I happen to have one of those too.&nbsp; I&#039;m a little surprized at only a single response, but I suppose toned or tarnished coins aren&#039;t for everyone any more than blast white coins excite every collector.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, that Buffalo sits in an NGC slab labled MS64 and as I understand it lived in an old Whitman folder for many, many years.&nbsp; It is considered natually toned, as much as nature had anything to do with the materials in the Whitman folder and the environmental conditions it was kept in for all those years.</p><p><br /></p><p>But, that&#039;s what is so great about this hobby.&nbsp; There really is no right or wrong way to collect even if certain parts of it are looked down upon by some.&nbsp; Collect what you like and pay what you what to, regardless of what anyone thinks.&nbsp; And no, that doesn&#039;t mean I support those that doctor coins, but you really don&#039;t want to know what I think should be done to them,....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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