The mad toner, strikes again!

LucyBop

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littlewicher

Well, we know he uses some kind of liquid to AT his coins. Does anyone know any liquids that will AT?

hughesm1

What a shame nary a mark on those Frankies. Probably would have made 65 on all three, possibly 66 on the top 63-D.

MadMonk

He has multiple coins of the same date/ mintmark. I'm guessing rolls.
Maybe they are colorized like those "very rare" Silver eagles on the T.V.

nwcs

Many liquids will AT coins. Tap water will AT due to the chemicals added (fluorine and chlorine being the most recognized two) and the naturally occuring trace elements. Also, chemical reactions can do it. So if you have warm water and ammonia, there is a chemical reaction in the solution that will tone coins a blueish color. And then you can imagine the experimental possibilities of chemicals from Wal-mart and water. For example, pool chemicals, cleaning chemicals, toiletries, etc.

Neil