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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3262301, member: 15309"]Virtually nobody holds your insane position on toning. The only guy who comes close, is Ricko, and people think he is a joke, just like they view you. Toning is an inevitable course of nature, a fact that is accepted by everyone not in the lunatic fringe, of which you are the leader. Since when do trends last from the late 80's until present? Last time I checked, that isn't a trend, 30 years is a stable market. And if it were true that people hated toning, why do rainbow toned coins command such a premium? Oh wait, I forgot, cue the evil marketers, but again, anyone who disagrees with you is relegated to a grifter or snake oil salesman. Yawn-yawn!</p><p><br /></p><p>Furthermore, you are on record on this very forum saying that you make exceptions for early 60's proof Jefferson Nickels. Why is that I wonder? Oh, because you own some 60's proof sets, and you didn't artificially tone them, yet they still have amazing toning. So in that narrow field, you make an exception to your "toning is damage, and toning is fake" narrative. You can't condemn the toning as fake and you secretly think the toning looks great. Face it, you are simply a bloviating fraud seeking the attention of the members of this forum, in your perpetual quest to be a numismatic bigshot.</p><p><br /></p><p>And why would a guy with a Twitter account be so anti Facebook?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3262301, member: 15309"]Virtually nobody holds your insane position on toning. The only guy who comes close, is Ricko, and people think he is a joke, just like they view you. Toning is an inevitable course of nature, a fact that is accepted by everyone not in the lunatic fringe, of which you are the leader. Since when do trends last from the late 80's until present? Last time I checked, that isn't a trend, 30 years is a stable market. And if it were true that people hated toning, why do rainbow toned coins command such a premium? Oh wait, I forgot, cue the evil marketers, but again, anyone who disagrees with you is relegated to a grifter or snake oil salesman. Yawn-yawn! Furthermore, you are on record on this very forum saying that you make exceptions for early 60's proof Jefferson Nickels. Why is that I wonder? Oh, because you own some 60's proof sets, and you didn't artificially tone them, yet they still have amazing toning. So in that narrow field, you make an exception to your "toning is damage, and toning is fake" narrative. You can't condemn the toning as fake and you secretly think the toning looks great. Face it, you are simply a bloviating fraud seeking the attention of the members of this forum, in your perpetual quest to be a numismatic bigshot. And why would a guy with a Twitter account be so anti Facebook?[/QUOTE]
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