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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nvrdwn88, post: 2704448, member: 77017&quot;]It reminds of these beanie babies i wouldnt pay one of my bank return lincolns for ever. YET, some people, and the number is pretty big, buy and sell for way over face value these little stuffed animals. They are cute and cuddly, but not for me. I like cold hard well impressioned metal made by mints. Enjoy collecting it is a lot of fun regardless of your &quot;thing&quot; debating on the right way to collect is a circle and time wasted you could be coin roll hunting or metal detecting etc. To the original poster. Your question is legit i was always curious why people liked toned coins before i started collecting them and then i embraced the one of a kind thing and they are so mesmerizing sometimes. Enjoy your choices and collect what you collect. The experts in this forum are awesome and the advice is great moslty. But almost every thread ends up with some form of an argument of this and that and i say light heartedly follow your own path unless you resell then you need all that other info. Keep the kids coming i to the hobby cause they are the future of coin collectors we are fighting video games and tablets lol....god bless you all i have to go its urgent ebay has a dtuffed frog for 800 bucks and uts so cute im out (Cited from: <a href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/why-are-toned-coins-so-popular.293948/page-10" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/why-are-toned-coins-so-popular.293948/page-10">https://www.cointalk.com/threads/why-are-toned-coins-so-popular.293948/page-10</a>)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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