Toning--real or at?
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is that pull away toning on stars 10 - 12
With the pull-away I’d lean to NT, but probably not commanding much of a premium. A better photo out of the holder would be helpful.
NT but not something that is going to get many toning people excited.
I vote natural as well, but am also in the not much premium camp.
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It's hard to tell from the photo. My best guess is that it's market acceptable but nor worth grading as the premium won't cover the grading costs (unless the colors are brighter than they seem).
Also in the NT camp and not a premium.
A couple more pictures.
I vote NT, and quite an attractive piece. Slabbed or not, that would be nice eye candy at a show or in a case.
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NT, but not worth a big premium.
Looks like real toning to me but no expert.
Maybe they will bid it up? Start auc at melt. Or just send in to hosts.