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Post Your PCGS Toned Indian Cents!
giorgio11
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Since we've had a lot of posts on the Toned Lincolns thread, I thought I'd start a Toned Indian Cents thread as well.
I'll start with a couple in our Registry Set now:
1864-L on Ribbon, RPD, Snow-5, FS-2304, MS63+RB PCGS
1870 MS65BN PCGS, Unattributed Snow-11, Shallow N
1862 Copper-Nickel MS64 PCGS
Your turn! Whatcha got?
Kind regards,
George
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While I do not own any toned Lincolns at this time, your posted ones are gorgeous.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Thanks Wayne! At least one of my Kennedys came to you!
Kind regards,
George
Nobody else? Come on y'all, you know you got 'em, let's see 'em!
Both MS64BN
Kind regards,
George
Still in high regards in my registry set.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Anyone? Personne? Nadie? Niemand? Nessuno? Ninguém? никто?
Bueller? Bueller?
I’d post mine if I could take decent pictures!
Whoops!!! My Bad!!! Carry on!
WS
The colors really come out when rotated under the light.
PCGS PR64 BN
"If I say something in the woods and my wife isn't there to hear it.....am I still wrong?"
My Washington Quarter Registry set...in progress
Yeah this is nice but the thread is for toned Indian cents (or brilliant)! There is a toned Lincoln thread here too. Thanks,
George
I will get it right one of these days LOL
WS
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
MS65BN PCGS, Unattributed Snow-11/Shallow N
I really need to send this in
Kind regards,
George
I've got a few proofs
@Eldorado9 proof positive! Beautiful coins!
Kind regards,
George
1879 MS65BN PCGS
George,
This is a nice thread, but in my experience a large percentage of TrueView images for copper coins (especially proofs) do not represent their actual appearance in hand. For example the following 2 examples are graded PR64RB:
Although my images are not so professional, they do get the color nearly correct:
On the other hand, this MS65BN is very accurate:
Regards,
HB
Absolutely true that the reds are often too juicy but collectors can benefit by comparing them side by side and they are certainly better focused than most nonprofessional photographs. They are a tool but should not be exclusively relied on.
Kind regards,
George