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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tommy Westmoreland, post: 3333342, member: 101034&quot;]Personally I would take a big rubber eraser and see what comes off it.&nbsp; Then one will know if the toning is for real (which I doubt in this case).&nbsp; I know many of you do not clean coins.&nbsp; I have used a rubber eraser for years to remove dead skin and oil from coins.&nbsp; I have one thing to say for those who will not sell you a clean coin&nbsp; (THEY ARE HIDING SOMETHING, TRYING TO MANIPULATE THE GRADE).&nbsp; I won&#039;t buy a dirty coin as many are posted on Ebay.&nbsp; If a corn is worn, it is worn clean or dirty.&nbsp; I look for deep scratches and pings and dings.&nbsp; When I grade a coin (by Red Book) it will be dog gone close to the truth.&nbsp; Ah, how refressing, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.&nbsp; Either way it is a good coin to keep.&nbsp; Keep on tryin&#039;, that&#039;s the fun in all this.</p><p>The General[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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