Ever seen a green Washington clad?
DHeath
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Here's a non-SMS coin with pretty unique toning. It's actually greener in hand. I was digging through my coin box today and thought I'd finally image this one.
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That's very attractive and quite unusual. Where did you find it?
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I saw a Seated quarter with that sea-green coloration once, and fell in love at first sight. I couldn't afford it, though. It was a proof with great mirrors beneath the toning- NGC PR66, as I recall. From the 1870's.
Neil, yes, it's a little greener in hand, with blue overtones. My best guess about the toning was a broken cello, even though it isn't designated SMS.
Mike I like those too. Here's a bad pic.
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