Thoughts on this toned Jefferson

This is one of many toned jeffersons that I have been collecting for the past year (have around 60 or so). Just want to know if you think that this is AT or not.
Thanks for looking and Ill post more for more input later.
-Aaron
PS haven't been around in awhile..its good to be back and catching up on all these posts....quite a growing community.
Thanks for looking and Ill post more for more input later.
-Aaron
PS haven't been around in awhile..its good to be back and catching up on all these posts....quite a growing community.
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Its hard to tell from the pic. But, if you like it, and you prefer to slab it, go ahead. If its bagged, try it another time. Different grader may give an alternate opinion.
Kscope
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
i'd say the toning is genuine and i'd be interested in seeing pictures of both sides shot head on with good lighting. that may not be as colorful but it would show how the color and any haziness is sitting on the surface a bit better.
al h.
Not sure if your war-nickel is AT or NT.I,d hate to guess either way from just a scan.
But if the toneing is `bad` everyone says`AT`.Ok Not everyone,but I think if the color is really nice,AT or not`,there is a premium.
Another question could be.`Has it been dipped or not`.Dipped coins,silver especially, do tone rapidly if not vacumm-sealed very soon after.
But ,That a whole other can of worms.