Is this Coin artificially toned????

[MarkFeld]

The coin doctor did a masterful job on the piece. The use of vivid colors and perfect rings on both sides. The details on the reverse are in the spotlight with a golden hue, and a lot of thought went into hi-lighting the breasts to add a pleasing appearance. If you can get this coin in a slab, you have a winner.

 

It may have been a little better if you had started your opinion with " I think...".

 

It may have been a little better if you had started your opinion with "It would have been a little better..."

 

Black's Law...May is permissive and expansive; Would is conclusive and not expansive..

 

And that is why I wrote what I did.

[TonerGuy]

I dont know but I do know its worth the $20 to take a shot at grading...

 

I know nothing about toning on these coins so I cant offer anything helpful other than PCGS is more lax on color when it comes to US coins, I have no idea about foreign coins and their grading.

 

Send it in and see what happens. Nothing ventured nothing gained.

 

Very pretty coin though.

[Mr.Mcknowitall]

The coin doctor did a masterful job on the piece. The use of vivid colors and perfect rings on both sides. The details on the reverse are in the spotlight with a golden hue, and a lot of thought went into hi-lighting the breasts to add a pleasing appearance. If you can get this coin in a slab, you have a winner.

 

It may have been a little better if you had started your opinion with " I think...".

 

It may have been a little better if you had started your opinion with "It would have been a little better..."

 

Black's Law...May is permissive and expansive; Would is conclusive and not expansive..

 

And that is why I wrote what I did.

 

Wondered if you would catch on...I am a sort of non-committed guy, a little less....how should I put it....conclusive of intent. Yep, that will work; I am a non-conclusive person. I may be conclusive in the future, and that would be a goal.

 

Thanks as usual for the stimulation.

[e1cnr]

Here is one in a PCI slab, which tones many types of coins many types of colors. I consider that NT and not AT, as it takes years to develop and was not intended.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gorgeous-1987-Silver-Libertad-Proof-1-Onza-with-Major-toning-/221628221194?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item339a12470a&nma=true&si=cN0RFA5NZE%252Ft%252F%252Fm2VgKJjEYzLe8%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

[physics-fan3.14]

I would not buy it for 2 reasons:

 

1. I don't like it.

2. It does not look natural to me.

 

And thus, it is not market acceptable to me, whatever the cause of the color.