Would ya just look at it

I pulled this out of a short roll I opened and shared a few weeks ago. I finally got around to taking some better pics that help display the color....Isnt it great!

 

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Dried urine toning.. Sorry

(Usually purples and violets)

 

Yup 1964 Peee

 

No reason to be sorry,I love the look of it,edited lol,idk why I even bother to share anything with yall anymore

 

I see tons of graded pcgs copper coins with the same colors,why dont they get environmental damage if they were pissed on?

 

A very nice looking toned coin.
I would sooner think the toning on your coin came being handled by sweaty hands.
Urine and Sweat essentially contain the same chemicals, but in different concentrations.
This is why people say to handle coins by their edges and not to lay them in the palm of your hand. The salts can be corrosive.

 

No need for foul language.

Years of experience buddy. Do you want the truth? Or do you want us to lie to you?
I/we do my best to give you the best answers. Do not call us unnecessary names.

Natural toning is created a different way. The graders know what to look for. They are the experts.
They won't grade human handled toned coins.

 

I dont believe it was handled,it came straight off the end of a bu roll and put directly into the holder it is in...it may not be natural or up to par for some of you...I just like the color.

 

And that's fine. You can believe and collect whatever you want.

 

I never claimed it was natural....I'm simply sharing a picture of my colorful coin....

 

edited

 

Yo.. What is your damn problem?
I have liked many of your threads. I have helped you with many of your threads. Why are you talking down on us? That's the wrong way to go buddy. You will be reported!

Sorry but I'm done with you!

 

Seeing this magnificently toned coin almost makes me want to catch the next train to Tennessee to see if I could corral one. Nice find, FoundinTN! You know, all of this talk about how sweat and urine can enhance the color of coins really gets a person thinking. I recently came across an article of how the huge amount of cow flatulence is partially responsible for this planet's nasty greenhouse gas issues. Now I know this initially may sound peculiar, but in the quest to find or create the perfect toned coin, what if one were to take a beautiful red MS66 1909-S VDB cent and have it securely attached to a cow's rear end.......preferably dangling by about a quarter of an inch from said cow's anus? Leave it there for one year. Just imagine what the constant barrage of "natural" methane gas and other goodies would do to the color of that coin. We could be looking at the perfect coin.

 

You can be the one to supply that I'm not giving mine up!

 

I'm just sick of you guys....you do nothing but point out the very worst in people's coins. The smug "years of exp" attitude is toxic and unimpressive. It doesnt hurt to just keep your mouth shut instead of calling people's stuff trash and pissed on.. You pride yourself in being able to "burst ppls bubble" when in reality you are just stalking new posts to say something negative to anyone who posts something that isnt absolutely perfect. That doesnt help, and leaves anyone getting into the hobby discouraged.

I like the coin,the color is really eye appealing,and it is in good shape.....but the first thing u say is ewww that's pisssed on sorry....
Report me,plz,do me a favor.....I'm tired of trying to be active and social on here...no1 is interested in my trash anyways,they're more worried about correcting my spelling or something...
I'm dumping my coins in the coin star and buying a steak dinner...something I know I will enjoy,cheers guys

 

My point exactly.

 

But it's true.. By the way I never use that word. I'm more decent. I use the word urine.

 

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The color is fantastic! But I'm afraid that coin was soaked in urine. Those colors are the defining tell.