So how long for coins to nicely tone in Wayte Raymond holders?

MadMonk

I'm trying a part two experiment.
I had some Franklins in Wayte Raymond holders for about two years..some have just stated to get some color on the rims. The thought occurred to me that some of these may have been neutralized, etc, so To get a better Idea of what might happen, I took an original roll of Kennedy halves and inserted them into the remaining holder. What sre your thoughts on how long, storage, etc.

solid

I imagine the nicest toning takes decades to form, and would think that the
less disturbance of the album, the better.

Heat is commonly used in AT'ing coins, so common sense would tell me that
a warmer environment would make things happen faster, for better or worse.

Get back to us in 20 years with an update!

Ken

CarlWohlforth

I'm also guessing humitidy helps (or hurts depending on your point of view). If you live in Nevada they may never tone. In Florida they may tone faster.

greghansen

Send 'em to me. I'll look after them for a generation or two.

MORGANHUNTER2

send em down here to houston- odds are if it's heat and humidity that you want - we got it 90% of the year- should be good to go in 6 months.