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Recently acquired proof sets had some color in them. :)

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Feel free to grade or comment away. I like them. :)

They are not CAM or DCAM so these are not fantasy photos

and they actually look like this in hand.

 

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I find them to be attractive. It's one of those unusual situations where the toning turned out to be attractive, not just dull brown or black.

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Nice coins, the dime and the half are the winners for me. Were the coins loose in the cello? I usually see them turn this way when the cent comes in contact with the silver coins.

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Ah yes I should have seen that right of the bat. That is classic capitol holder toning. For some reason I thought you stated they were in original packaging. Not sure why I thought that. I reread and it must have been an assumption on my part.

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Thanks guys. I really like the 1960 Franklin but in hand I think the dimes beat it.

I feel lucky to have found these things. :)

 

The Franklin reminds me of thinly-applied spray paint.

 

Chris

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I feel lucky to have found these things. :)
If I bought every set I found with coins that toned this way in these holders... I'd be more broke than I am now!!
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I feel lucky to have found these things. :)
If I bought every set I found with coins that toned this way in these holders... I'd be more broke than I am now!!
You mean "bought and kept" maybe? Because if you would have bought each set with nice toning and flipped them for a profit, maybe only keeping the nicest examples for yourself.....then you would be RICHER than you are now. ;)
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