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Toned quarter question

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Posted

I have a recent 2002-p Ohio comm quarter I got from a roll of BU's. It was a end coin in the roll and has a light gold tone, almost champagne color on one side.

 

My question is how should I store this coin to let it do its thing and tone more, by itself.

 

I had stored it in a 2x2 paper coin holder, but am wondering if this would hinder its natural toning ability.

 

Thanks for any advise.

Posted

That's probably one of the holders where it will tone slowly and from the edges. If you want it to tone more quickly, however, buy a Wayte-Raymond generic quarters album - it'll have to be used (if you're unfamiliar with these albums). Place the quarter in it and forget about it for a few years. tongue.gif

 

Hoot

Posted

fbarney3

 

If you can't find a wayte raymond album...I've had good luck with a Dansco album,these are very easy to purchase!

 

I've got a 50-S qtr. that look's like it's been dipped in honey...mint frost, with golden honey blended in.

 

I believe the color of the book's pages made it that color!

 

And I can vouche for hoot, I've had it in the book for about 2 yr's. this past christmas.

 

Good Luck

 

Rob