Toned Coins FSH--IHC, Matching Lib Nicks, Morgans, and More (PCGS, NGC, ANACS)
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Hi,
I have a few toned pieces for sale, and hope to have more after the FUN show.
You can see my full site at TonedCoinStore.com
1901 Indian Head Cent ANACS MS63RB... SOLD
Unlike proofs, business strike Indian Cents are not often found with much color. This piece sparkles with an array of greens, purples, and more. This piece is housed in the new ANACS holder and appears to be choice for the grade.
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1958-D Lincoln Cent ANACS MS66RB... $30
Red, orange, purple, blue, and green hues fill the field surrounding a bust of Lincoln in purple and green. On the reverse, purple and different shades of red and orange dance in harmony. Pleasing lustre livens the color as you rotate the coin under a light.
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*NEW* 1911 Liberty Nickel NGC MS63... $200
Similar in color to the 1912 listed below, this piece has attractive color that is atypical for the Liberty Nickel series. Featuring pastel orange, light blue, and yellow/green, the coin very much lights up at certain angles. It is relatively clean, its grade limited by strike and lustre, which could certainly be stronger. A nice mate to the 1912 below, the two can be purchased together for $855.
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1912 Liberty Nickel NGC MS64*... $700
A most unusual and striking Liberty nickel! With uncommonly blazing lustre, reminiscent of an early S-mint dollar, this piece displays gorgeous pastels which fully cover both sides. Seen on the obverse are red/orange, blue, green, and yellow, and on the reverse light red/orange and blue. The surfaces are very clean, and the strike quite good--it is only a matter of time before this coin resides in a MS65 holder. I don't say that as hype, because I bought the coin as a beautiful 65 in a 64 holder, and that is how I'll sell it, as well. Liberty nickels are not known for color, nor for such strong lustre. This piece is an extraordinary exception to the rule.
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1913 Type I Buffalo Nickel NGC MS64... $75
The obverse of this buffalo shows nice lustre and light, pastel colors. It is well struck, but shows evidence of a worn die, especially on the word "LIBERTY." The reverse has a patch of multicolored (predominantly orange, yellow, and green) on the hind 2/3 of the buffalo, as well as the periphery, while the rest of the side is darker and a bit duller. An interesting coin priced about $10 over recent Heritage prices for untoned examples.
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*NEW* 1881-S NGC MS63 Morgan Dollar... $125
An attractive yet deeply toned morgan. The obverse is 100% toned in deep, lustrous green and purple, while the reverse remains frosty and white. The obverse has a large patch of textile toning around Liberty's neck which is more visible at certain angles, and did not photograph well.
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1882-CC GSA Morgan Dollar MS63... $265
A nice dollar with an unusually toned reverse, which features mottled shades of yellow, orange, red, turquoise, blue, and purple. Nice lustre beneath the color complements the toning nicely, and the obverse is mostly white with frosty lustre and a sliver of gold toning on the lower right periphery. An attractive coin with toning different from your typical bag toning. The GSA dollar comes in a GSA case along with its box and COA.
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1885-O Morgan Dollar NGC MS65... $200
A beautiful, true rainbow crescent adorns the obverse of this flashy gem.
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1886 Morgan Dollar ANACS MS64... $105
I've always liked 1886 dollars for their lustrous, textured orange peel surfaces, and this coin doesn't disappoint. While mostly white, there is a small patch of orange and gold on the obverse of this piece, as well as a huge number of die cracks. The reverse is nearly fully toned, with cranberry, lime, and sky blue gently transitioning from one to the next. So I can have a clear conscience, I should mention that there is a fingerprint above the eagle's head--but good luck finding it. I hate using sunlight to look at coins, but when this piece came, it was the easiest light to access... and there was a faint print. I then looked at the coin under strong incandescent light, and the print vanished. So yes, there's a light print. And no, if you use a light bulb, you probably won't ever find it.
Link to larger image
Shipping is $1 + $1/$100 insurance. I can take check/money order and paypal, but do prefer non-CC paypal to save on fees.
Please PM me to place an order or ask a question.
I have a few toned pieces for sale, and hope to have more after the FUN show.
You can see my full site at TonedCoinStore.com
1901 Indian Head Cent ANACS MS63RB... SOLD
Unlike proofs, business strike Indian Cents are not often found with much color. This piece sparkles with an array of greens, purples, and more. This piece is housed in the new ANACS holder and appears to be choice for the grade.
Link to larger picture
1958-D Lincoln Cent ANACS MS66RB... $30
Red, orange, purple, blue, and green hues fill the field surrounding a bust of Lincoln in purple and green. On the reverse, purple and different shades of red and orange dance in harmony. Pleasing lustre livens the color as you rotate the coin under a light.
Larger picture
*NEW* 1911 Liberty Nickel NGC MS63... $200
Similar in color to the 1912 listed below, this piece has attractive color that is atypical for the Liberty Nickel series. Featuring pastel orange, light blue, and yellow/green, the coin very much lights up at certain angles. It is relatively clean, its grade limited by strike and lustre, which could certainly be stronger. A nice mate to the 1912 below, the two can be purchased together for $855.
Link to larger image
1912 Liberty Nickel NGC MS64*... $700
A most unusual and striking Liberty nickel! With uncommonly blazing lustre, reminiscent of an early S-mint dollar, this piece displays gorgeous pastels which fully cover both sides. Seen on the obverse are red/orange, blue, green, and yellow, and on the reverse light red/orange and blue. The surfaces are very clean, and the strike quite good--it is only a matter of time before this coin resides in a MS65 holder. I don't say that as hype, because I bought the coin as a beautiful 65 in a 64 holder, and that is how I'll sell it, as well. Liberty nickels are not known for color, nor for such strong lustre. This piece is an extraordinary exception to the rule.
Larger image
1913 Type I Buffalo Nickel NGC MS64... $75
The obverse of this buffalo shows nice lustre and light, pastel colors. It is well struck, but shows evidence of a worn die, especially on the word "LIBERTY." The reverse has a patch of multicolored (predominantly orange, yellow, and green) on the hind 2/3 of the buffalo, as well as the periphery, while the rest of the side is darker and a bit duller. An interesting coin priced about $10 over recent Heritage prices for untoned examples.
Larger image
*NEW* 1881-S NGC MS63 Morgan Dollar... $125
An attractive yet deeply toned morgan. The obverse is 100% toned in deep, lustrous green and purple, while the reverse remains frosty and white. The obverse has a large patch of textile toning around Liberty's neck which is more visible at certain angles, and did not photograph well.
Larger image
1882-CC GSA Morgan Dollar MS63... $265
A nice dollar with an unusually toned reverse, which features mottled shades of yellow, orange, red, turquoise, blue, and purple. Nice lustre beneath the color complements the toning nicely, and the obverse is mostly white with frosty lustre and a sliver of gold toning on the lower right periphery. An attractive coin with toning different from your typical bag toning. The GSA dollar comes in a GSA case along with its box and COA.
Larger image
1885-O Morgan Dollar NGC MS65... $200
A beautiful, true rainbow crescent adorns the obverse of this flashy gem.
Link to larger image
1886 Morgan Dollar ANACS MS64... $105
I've always liked 1886 dollars for their lustrous, textured orange peel surfaces, and this coin doesn't disappoint. While mostly white, there is a small patch of orange and gold on the obverse of this piece, as well as a huge number of die cracks. The reverse is nearly fully toned, with cranberry, lime, and sky blue gently transitioning from one to the next. So I can have a clear conscience, I should mention that there is a fingerprint above the eagle's head--but good luck finding it. I hate using sunlight to look at coins, but when this piece came, it was the easiest light to access... and there was a faint print. I then looked at the coin under strong incandescent light, and the print vanished. So yes, there's a light print. And no, if you use a light bulb, you probably won't ever find it.
Link to larger image
Shipping is $1 + $1/$100 insurance. I can take check/money order and paypal, but do prefer non-CC paypal to save on fees.
Please PM me to place an order or ask a question.
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