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<p>[QUOTE="ToughCOINS, post: 1758865, member: 20480"]I am not presently able to see the images you have uploaded, but assume the toning looks contrived. </p><p> </p><p>While I do not doubt your claim, I can attest to the ability of coins to tone in holders without the introduction of any catalyst at all . . . even in new holders. </p><p> </p><p>I bought a white NGC MS65 Sesqui 50c in the Heritage FUN auction back in January, and it has since taken on a lot of dark toning round the rims on both sides. This is a brand new edge-view holder, so that dispells any notion that the material in an older slab would be responsible for the toning.</p><p> </p><p>I suspect the Sesqui was toned before dipping and submission to NGC, and that the holder does little to inhibit oxidation of the silver all over again. The coin is likely predisposed to retoning in the same pattern it originally had.</p><p> </p><p>If I think of it tonight, I'll shoot and post new photos of the coin for comparison against those taken in January.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ToughCOINS, post: 1758865, member: 20480"]I am not presently able to see the images you have uploaded, but assume the toning looks contrived. While I do not doubt your claim, I can attest to the ability of coins to tone in holders without the introduction of any catalyst at all . . . even in new holders. I bought a white NGC MS65 Sesqui 50c in the Heritage FUN auction back in January, and it has since taken on a lot of dark toning round the rims on both sides. This is a brand new edge-view holder, so that dispells any notion that the material in an older slab would be responsible for the toning. I suspect the Sesqui was toned before dipping and submission to NGC, and that the holder does little to inhibit oxidation of the silver all over again. The coin is likely predisposed to retoning in the same pattern it originally had. If I think of it tonight, I'll shoot and post new photos of the coin for comparison against those taken in January.[/QUOTE]
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