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Post your toners

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physics-fan3.14

physics-fan3.14

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Oh my my my. Anything in particular you want to see, or just anything colorful? How about I start with some dimes and work from there?

 

(What, Jason is posting dimes? Is everything ok? ;) )

 

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jpolz

jpolz

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Okay here goes. I bought this figuring it was AT, but it wasn't too expensive and I like the way it looks, and I'm happy with it. I am curious about how somebody gets colors like this on a coin, if anybody knows / has any opinons.

 

 

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Coindude

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Okay here goes. I bought this figuring it was AT, but it wasn't too expensive and I like the way it looks, and I'm happy with it. I am curious about how somebody gets colors like this on a coin, if anybody knows / has any opinons.

 

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I'm gonna have to go AT on it.
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coinsarefun

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Isn't that a beauty? I almost swallowed my tongue when I first saw it.

 

 

 

I understand why.....I have to say that is a true object of beauty (worship)

 

 

 

 

Stefanie

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TomB

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I've got more than a few in my type set, which can be seen by clicking the NGC banner link in my sigline.

 

Welcome to the boards jpolz. I would have to heartily agree that your WLH is AT, but I do not know the exact method of manufacture. It would appear to have been heated, perhaps in the presence of an applied substance or solvent.

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robec1347

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Wow some real beauties Bob. (worship)

 

Named by a member on another coin forum.

 

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That is some real Sunset on that one Irvin. :cloud9: Here is a companion, oddly enough, also from Toneddollars.

 

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jpolz

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I've got more than a few in my type set, which can be seen by clicking the NGC banner link in my sigline.

 

Welcome to the boards jpolz. I would have to heartily agree that your WLH is AT, but I do not know the exact method of manufacture. It would appear to have been heated, perhaps in the presence of an applied substance or solvent.

 

Thanks Tom. I just took a look at your coins -- that Morgan is a stunner!

 

My Aunt had a Morgan that she kept in a blue pouch for fifty or sixty years (no it wasn't a toning experiment ;) that's just where she kept it). It was a deep rich blue on both sides, absolutely gorgeous. A few years ago she gave it to me, of course being a very thoughtful person she polished it up first so it would "look nice". :(

 

Oh well, it's the thought that counts.

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