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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1417627, member: 15309"]Wow, the internet and digital photography caused both of those bubbles huh? If you typed that drivel anywhere outside of this little pond, you would get laughed off the forum you typed it on. You really are a legend in your own mind! Obviously, the dot-com bubble needed the internet but that wasn't the root cause of the bubble and you know it. Deregulation, interest rates, subprime mortgages? Nope, it was digital photography that caused the housing bubble.</p><p><br /></p><p>Furthermore, if you know how to tone a coin that can pass the test of the TPG's and drive a premium of multiples of bid, then prove it. Buy a blast white MS64 common date Morgan Dollar. Take a photo. That should be easy for you since you have so much experience with multi million dollar houses and such. Post the before photo in a thread on this forum. Then use your easy AT method, take a photo and post that in the thread. Then send the coin to the TPG of your choice. Once graded, post the photo of the coin in the slab. Then stick the sucker up on an E-Bay in a no reserve auction and get at least 3X wholesale. You are the one who said it is easy! PROVE IT! Nobody will get hurt, nobody will lose a fortune, and once the process is over, you can dip the sucker and return things to the way they were.</p><p><br /></p><p>Btw, you were the guy who adamantly claimed that the rainbow toned coin market didn't exist until 2002 but now you are telling us that people have been AT'ing coin for at least 30 years. Don't worry, I know what you are going to say. Prior to the rise of rainbow toned coins and the associated premiums they drive, people AT'ed coins to hide defects. And I agree, they did, but they certainly didn't create wild rainbow patterns during that process. Most were evenly toned in a monochromatic shade. Go ahead, dispute that![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1417627, member: 15309"]Wow, the internet and digital photography caused both of those bubbles huh? If you typed that drivel anywhere outside of this little pond, you would get laughed off the forum you typed it on. You really are a legend in your own mind! Obviously, the dot-com bubble needed the internet but that wasn't the root cause of the bubble and you know it. Deregulation, interest rates, subprime mortgages? Nope, it was digital photography that caused the housing bubble. Furthermore, if you know how to tone a coin that can pass the test of the TPG's and drive a premium of multiples of bid, then prove it. Buy a blast white MS64 common date Morgan Dollar. Take a photo. That should be easy for you since you have so much experience with multi million dollar houses and such. Post the before photo in a thread on this forum. Then use your easy AT method, take a photo and post that in the thread. Then send the coin to the TPG of your choice. Once graded, post the photo of the coin in the slab. Then stick the sucker up on an E-Bay in a no reserve auction and get at least 3X wholesale. You are the one who said it is easy! PROVE IT! Nobody will get hurt, nobody will lose a fortune, and once the process is over, you can dip the sucker and return things to the way they were. Btw, you were the guy who adamantly claimed that the rainbow toned coin market didn't exist until 2002 but now you are telling us that people have been AT'ing coin for at least 30 years. Don't worry, I know what you are going to say. Prior to the rise of rainbow toned coins and the associated premiums they drive, people AT'ed coins to hide defects. And I agree, they did, but they certainly didn't create wild rainbow patterns during that process. Most were evenly toned in a monochromatic shade. Go ahead, dispute that![/QUOTE]
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