I'm ATing 2 ASEs -- Poll: Should I post details of the "experiment?"

FrattLaw

I'm trying to reproduce a toning experiment conducted by White in his book "Coin Chemistry" except with normal household products.

I've document and taken pics of the process so far, should I start a thread highlighting it or would that cause problems and give a recipe to others to try to AT coins?

Poll will decide.

Thanks
Michael

tsacch

if the recipe looks good and by that I mean an fool people, NO.....bury it with you....we dont need anymore coin docs.

robertpr

Anyone desperate enough for the recipe can buy the book. The information is freely accessable, and I for one would like to see what kind of results you've gotten (without having to do the experiment myself, and yes I do have the book.)

GAT

Hell. all you have to do to ASE's to toned them is to wrap them in Kleenex and place them between the pages of a book for a couple of years, you will be surprised at the results.

FrattLaw

<< <i>Hell. all you have to do to ASE's to toned them is to wrap them in Kleenex and place the them between the pages of a book for a couple of years, you will be surprised at the results. >>



This is accelerated toning in which occurs in hours.

Michael

nwcs

I'd be interested in reading some details.

Bunker

I would love to see the b4 and after pics

Myqqy

Bring it on- let's see what you got!!

jom

It is ALWAYS educational to find out what an AT coin might look like.

jom

FrattLaw

Well at 30 to 4 I guess I can post the other thread now.

Michael

UncleWiggly

Yes, post the pictures. Someone ATd a ASE for me and the sheild on the reverse is gold! I like ATd coins as long as someone isn't trying to pass them off as natural.


Jerry