Toning as Part of Grading
flyguyfl
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I have a few coins that look very promising (no wear or blimish marks), but have no toning. They have been in a safe deposit box for 40+ years._ Are they worth sending in for grading?
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As I mentioned in your other duplicate thread of the exact same name, we need pictures.
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I prefer my coins untoned. As far as grading, that depends on what they are. A set of uncirculated dimes from the 1970s, probably not worth the expense. A set of uncirculated dimes from the 1870s might very well be worth it. So many variables so few facts known...
I saw where the CDN has seperate section for toned Franklins.
I feel like am playing blackjack buying some generic Morgan dollars recently. But if a stack or 2 makes my case look a little nicer…..Book any loss to advertising expense? Lol
We would need pictures to give you any advice at all. Cheers, RickO