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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longshot, post: 2735284, member: 76266&quot;]Well the debate will surely go on. I&#039;ve experimented with A/T to educate myself and will certainly agree that it is not difficult to quickly put some toning, sometimes even respectable looking toning, on a silver coin.</p><p>But to me the other side of the debate says that a 100+ year old coin will have toning. When I see a blast white vintage coin I know, I just know, that somebody, somewhere, dunked it in a can of e z est. That&#039;s&nbsp; not a crime,&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen coins that certainly were improved by a dip.</p><p>Arguably, though, there is something not quite right, not quite correct, about an old but untoned&nbsp; coin.</p><p>If you like them bright, that&#039;s&nbsp; fine. Where I&#039;m at in the game, I will generally choose a coin with light to moderate toning. My choice, my thinking, but I respect other opinions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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