Every once in a while I'll buy a coin because of its toning (Indian cent photos)

clw54

This is my third. The photos don't capture it, but the reverse looks like polished wood with a blue glow hovering over it. The obverse has the same color, but not as dramatic.

tjkillian

Very glossy, I like that in an indian cent. Just a few too many hits on the obverse for my liking.

Congratulations!

Tom

XpipedreamR

How would you grade it, claw?






I bought a couple of beautiful raw Indian cents with just the slightest hint of color at certain angles...I wouldn't even call them toned...and a certain TPG bagged them for Questionable Toning. On a proof, though, anything goes, from what I've seen (sorry, just a tangential semi-rant)

mgoodm3

Nice I lke the blue. 64BN?

clw54

<< <i> How would you grade it, claw? >>


MS64.

fivecents

Nice one....I really like it.

Shamika

The hits on the face make this a 64. But I love the reverse toning.

kryptonitecomics

Nice IHC......love the toning....congrats

clw54

Resuscitated, because now I'm wondering.

dizzyfoxx

<Every once in a while I'll buy a coin because of its toning>

Me too.

Nice IHC by the way.

clw54

<< <i><Every once in a while I'll buy a coin because of its toning>

Me too.

Nice IHC by the way. >>


Thanks. It's in an NGC 65 BN holder now, BTW.

AceK

<< <i>A coin with mostly red/RB will produce light and delightful blues/violets throughout the exposed portions of the coin, with mostly darker coloration appearing in the devices. >>

TWQG

<< <i>How would you grade it, claw? >>

- MS70?

HTubbs

<< <i>
Thanks. It's in an NGC 65 BN holder now, BTW. >>




That doesn't mean much anymore