Toned Peace Dollar

I forgot to mention that I got to see the Rainbow Peace dollar that TBT recently posted a photo of. His picture is lovely, but he is right, the coins luster is far more impressive in person. If I can find the thread, I'll link the picture to this one. mdwoods
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Russ, NCNE
That would really make those colors jump out like they do I think.
But it still looks like its all there. Rock solid NT or better toning through chemisrty it has good eyeappeal for a toner.
Does it seem sometimes the color may be distracting you from some other element of the coins condition?
Sometimes it does to me,
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
because they forgot to crop that part out? lol
I had to.
<< <i>one can see the florecent lighting on reverse pic...look at rims...why is plastic showing purple light? >>
So lets recap. PCGS slab, seen by several board members and ok'ed, and still the arm chair graders must say things........BTW, florecent light was not used. Yes, the boards keep getting better and better by running off folks that share coins they could not dream of getting or flaming dealers for what ever reason they feel is good at the time.
Later guys, it was fun but you have become a hard group to read and respond to.
TBT
I'd love to add that to my collection, premium or not.
Is is for sale??
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
Shame on you guys for asking why the slab is purple. You shouldn't flame dealers like that.
The dealers are tired of you running them off because they share coins you could not dream of getting.
<< <i>The dealers are tired of you running them off because they share coins you could not dream of getting. >>
Me, all I did was offer a grade opinion. BTW, whoever made that statement needs to wake up, they are still sleeping. Any coin that I REALLY want I buy.