TONED IKES VS BLAST WHITE COINS....

COINDOG

Would anyone care to respond to this question ?
Has anyone attemped to put together a blast white set in business strikes, and a toned set in business strikes ?
Also, what per cent does each represent using everyones past experiences ?
I know what my experiences are, it would be interesting to hear other registry set owners experiences in this area !!

jcping

It will be even more challenging to form a PKOK Ike dollar business strike set

Gandyjai

A whole set of "dipped" blast-white coins? No thanks.....I like toned ones, (especially PKOKS!)
Never tried to do a whole set though.......Thought a complete MS set of Ike errors would be more
challenging.

Brian

Rampage

All my IKEs are either blast white or very lightly toned in the gold sort of tone.

Have not found any nicely toned IKEs in my area.

cladking

Toned Ikes are tough. Gems are even tougher. Most toned Ikes are unattractive.

Putting together a set of gem toned Ikes may be an impossibility.

segoja

Not impossible on the toned side!

Tough yes!

bushmaster8

<< <i>Not impossible on the toned side!

Tough yes! >>



What do you know?

haletj

I don't think I've ever seen an untoned 71-p or 72-p. I would prefer to have an untoned set.

cladking

OK. I stand corrected. The typical gold color is plenty easy enough. I was referring to
the multi color coins that one sometimes sees.

rainbowroosie

A real rainbow set of any denomination borders on impossible....