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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Derek2200, post: 4572895, member: 106755&quot;]Not really people then did not like tarnished coins and with good reason.&nbsp; Shops would even dip Unc rolls for customers.</p><p><br /></p><p>AT is more of a recent gimmick.&nbsp; I think a lot of the tide driving the toning craze was a marketing push by rich big gun dealers buried in the stuff (toned coins many looking like run over on the street) which was not selling.&nbsp; Hence the term original was invented.&nbsp; Toning gets darker over time.....Tarnish is a dirty word to them but most of market prefers coins that are brilliant / white.&nbsp; Some toned coins have exceptional eye appeal and their own market.&nbsp; Pricing is subjective so watch out.&nbsp; There is nothing really original about a tarnished coin which has decades of atmospheric exposure lol.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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