Are collectors interested in these dollars.....nice toning!

remainincognito

Cam40

some collectors might like those however maybe 90% of the collectors
here would not due to questionable toning imo.
IF it could make it into a top tier holder it would
make it more desirable to more collectors but,
i,m not sure it could be deemed `market acceptable`

good luck

ibzman350

Looks like one of those colorized eagles to me.



Herb



btw

coinbuf

I would say that most serious collectors do not but a large number of the general population does.

Chris

airplanenut

Cam,

It's a hologram eagle--that part's definitely AT/damage/whatever you want to call it, and for that, it's lost most value to most collectors (I for one really don't like the colorized coins in any way). As far as the color in the fields, that may be natural, but again, the rest of the coin is damaged.

Jeremy

remainincognito

No it wasn't toned when I got it. That toning is natural. It is a holographic eagle and I also have one that is painted or something. Didn't know if these were worth the price paid or not. Tthey were gifts.

DHeath

Some of us are quite grateful the company that does the hologram hasn't decided to add cam to older proofs.

coppercoins

Definitely hologram covered, then cleaned with a wet cloth. The "toning" is residue from whatever was used to clean it. Your bullion coin is worth just that...bullion value, whatever an ounce of silver sells for.