At least this guy is honest about his toned Morgans

Trooper

Well, it looks like he's honest but crazy for the exploding toning experiment.....


Linky doo Da

Russ

<< <i>help the umemployed please.......... >>



Interesting sales pitch.

Russ, NCNE

K6AZ

The Jet Black morgan is a 1898-o in a MS62 condition. I sprinkled Sulfer powder on it and put it in the oven turning it a very - very smooth looking jet black.

The Redish looking Morgan is a 1881-s that really looks like a red lava rock. It has a very slight bend to it, mayby a fraction of a millimeter, I could only tell when I placed it in the airtight, but it does fit nicely into the air-tight. This toning was from a Magnesium explosion. Very dangerous........

BAJJERFAN

What would eBay do if I asked that seller a question and opined that he is an idiot!

Sandhawk

That seller is the reason that some animals eat their young !

DennisH

Ahhh... The Mad Scientist and his Fun-With-Chemistry project. Got to give him huge credit for his forthrightness in explaining what he did.

UncleWiggly

I don't see anything wrong. He's saying what he did up front and some people want something like this to put in bezels to sell as jewelry. If they are bought and resold as such and no hidden agendas, so what. I'd kind of like to see him do the magnisium explosion trick.


Jerry

coinbuf

So could'nt the AT be dipped off??

Chris

Hurricane

well, at least my common dates just got a little scarcer....

RotatedRainbows

<< <i>So could'nt the AT be dipped off??

Chris >>



If you did dip it off the surfaces underneath would be dead as in no luster.

nwcs

Well, the seller was honest so I have no issue here. Although I can bet it'll be resold soon without the history. Thankfully they are all ugly so I doubt it will ever get much money. Only worth melt anyway.