1962 jefferson toned nickel opinion please

coinsarefun

Are these typical colors that one might see on a toned Jefferson Nickel?
The obverse is a very strong blue but you need to turn it on an angle. Looking straight on you will see brown with blue.
I tried two different pictures.
If so are they appealing?.

savoyspecial

i like it and think it looks very original....nickel is a strange metal and can tone wildly....the only spot that bothers me a little is at the top of the far right pillar of monticello in the top pic....is that corrosion? i would love to see if it would slab and in my humble opinion it should

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coinsarefun

<< <i>i like it and think it looks very original....nickel is a strange metal and can tone wildly....the only spot that bothers me a little is at the top of the far right pillar of monticello in the top pic....is that corrosion? i would love to see if it would slab and in my humble opinion it should

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Thanks, I do not see any corrosion. I think its the picture. What kind of value might you guess if it slab's?

badger

The Jeffs from 1960-1963 seem to tone more brightly than the rest. Naturally toned right in the cello. I've been submitting with the Jeff still in the wrapper to try to divert the dreadded BB.

Badger

Type2

Nice, not a F/S but will go MS-65/66

atom48coin

Looks natural to me! I've got a 50-D that has that same rose-tone to it. Love it...and I'm not even a big fan of tone.

jmski52

Looks 100% Whitman-toned to me. If I collected toned Jeffs, I would consider this somewhat desireable.

coinman420

it looks naturally toned to me. as stated above nickel can tone many different colors.

kryptonitecomics

NT....no concerns here