A better term than "natural toning" (or surfaces, or whatever): "SENSIBLE"

[James_OldeTowne]

"Sensible toning" means more to me than "artificial" or "natural". We are speaking of unnatural, human-made objects, after all.

 

[Hard Times]

what would constitute "unsensible toning"?

[Hard Times]

or "nonsensible toning"?

[James_OldeTowne]

SENSELESS toning!

 

... of course

[noow]

Unsenseable toning?

 

Or senseful toning....

 

Hmmm, perhaps sensical toning hm hm

[messydesk]

Sensual toning?

[cpm9ball]

Sensual toning?

 

Let's keep South Beach out of this, John!

 

Chris

[PerryHall]

I like "Market Acceptable" which is what it really comes down to.

[Buffalo Head]

Sinister toning or censored toning ? Hows that?

[jom]

Why don't we just call it: "Today's-Best-Guess-from-the-TPGs Toning"?

 

jom

[noow]

Why don't we just call it: "Today's-Best-Guess-from-the-TPGs Toning"?

 

jom

 

AKA Verifyable toning

[RGT]

If I can sense any toning on a coin is it sensible toning?

[James_OldeTowne]

If I can sense any toning on a coin is it sensible toning?

Well, if you're using your nose, it might be "scentable" toning .

[noow]

If I can sense any toning on a coin is it sensible toning?

Well, if you're using your nose, it might be "scentable" toning .

 

Centable toning