Torched????

radiofrek

Morgan

What's your opinion?

Placid

Maybe but it's hard not to get color change everywhere when torching.

Russ

Don't know if the toning is real or fake, but that listing reeks of "bad deal". The seller screams out "THIS COIN SUPER HARD TO FIND IN THIS GRADE !!!!", yet nowhere does he mention the grade. And, of course, he has a NO RETURN policy.

He also needs to learn to image coins. The scan certainly doesn't match his description.

Russ, NCNE

radiofrek

Russ,
It's scary to think someone might buy this thing.
ps was just looking at a friend's JFKs.

Russ

Now, if he knew what he was doing, the coin might look like this:



Is that a monster, or what?

Russ, NCNE

littlewicher

Although, it looks like album toning, I'm not sure if it's real. It's too hard to tell for me. When I look at the toning, I see abrupt ending of colors. It's certainly questionable. I would just stay away from the coin. It's not that very good looking toning anyways.

nwcs

I love the terms, "We carry an no return policy on our items, unless we misrepresent it. We have a strict no return policy on all 3rd Party graded coins."

I think it's artificially tinkered with, but can't be sure. I need more training in these gray area issues.

KlectorKid

i think it could very well be because it looks almost like his others
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four other actutions of his same looking coins wouldnt u say

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FC57Coins

KK:

The Mercury dime definitely looks torched to me.

Frank

gemtone65

Since the Morgan dollars shown here aren't even uncirculated, it hardly matters whether they are AT or not -- which of course they are.