<< <i>i dont think so. i have alot of ikes and other silver coins with that type of toning. sat in an album for awhile though. >>
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That does nothing for me- bright rainbow colors and bust halves just don't seem like a good combo to me
i agree. i have no problems calling this one AT. and somehow i knew before i looked that it would be AU and not MS. and yes, i do not care if it sat in an album. or a taco bell napkin. or wrapped in wrapping paper with matches. or etc...
the coin just stands out as a sore thumb compared to every bust coin i have seen. this is taking the color stuff to stupid levels.
i really do not care for that one either but that one is in an OGH, which is sorta interesting. at least it has not been messed with for a decade and some years.
<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
LeeG says....
<< <i>How about this one in the same auction: >>
I'll wait for Dizzy to weigh in first. He knows things.
That said, this one I own in a pcgs 30 holder might not be in an "OGH" or "Rainbow." But it looks like a 200 year old piece (in this grade level) should look like. All, in my worthless opinion.
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I cannot believe someone would pay $1960 for that Teletrade 1828 common Bust Half. Something simply does not compute. My first thought was AT. Perhaps the consignor had a moon money $1750 reserve, and some poor soul triggered it. Looks like about a retail $400 coin to me---IF someone really likes the toning.
I collect Capped Bust series by variety in PCGS AU/MS grades.
<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
LeeG says....
<< <i>How about this one in the same auction: >>
I'll wait for Dizzy to weigh in first. He knows things.
That said, this one I own in a pcgs 30 holder might not be in an "OGH" or "Rainbow." But it looks like a 200 year old piece (in this grade level) should look like. All, in my worthless opinion.
>>
Heres the only bustie I own and where my tastes lie:
Colorful toning on circulated coins is often a bad combination. It simply doesn't look right. Colorful toning may form on the untouched surfaces of an uncirculated coin that has been stored undisturbed (in an album, for example). However, circulated coins generally have their own form of "skin" including grey, pewter and other colors, not to mention oils from handling and circulation. This normal (and in some cases quite attractive) surface condition on circ coins generally prevents (or at least hinders) the kind of oxide/sulfide formation that produces color.
One way to overcome the natural skin on a circulated coin and get colorful toning is of course to dip the coin. If, after dipping, the coin is placed in a suitable album, such as the old cardboard albums that contained enough sulfur to cause sulfidation, then you can get "secondary" toning even on a heavily circulated coin. The Queller halves were a good example of this, many of them having acquired peripheral cerulean toning despite their time in circulation.
I'll take naturally acquired color any day on uncirculated coins with nice mint luster. But for their circulated brethren, I'd prefer that natural "honest wear" look that suits them just fine.
<< <i>Once again, congrats to the new owner of that beautiful coin. >>
Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. The fact that you think it's beautiful is reason enough to run the other way.
<< <i>Once again, congrats to the new owner of that beautiful coin. >>
Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. The fact that you think it's beautiful is reason enough to run the other way.
<< <i>Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. >>
I believe we have found out lately that a new watchdog group apparently likes them. They apply Lil' adhesive things to the slab saying so. (Counting in 3,2,1)
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no. it is the color crazy showing their true colors. ;-)
i could not resist dizzy. that coin is simply wierd looking. >>
No problem whatsoever. There are some who express their adverse opinions with at least a shred of professionalism and insight, and others who do so that simply make most of us
<< <i>Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. >>
I believe we have found out lately that a new watchdog group apparently likes them. They apply Lil' adhesive things to the slab saying so. (Counting in 3,2,1) >>
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<< <i>pricey!! >>
Pretty!!
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<< <i>i dont think so. i have alot of ikes and other silver coins with that type of toning. sat in an album for awhile though. >>
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<< <i>sat in an album for awhile >>
<< <i>bright rainbow colors and bust halves just don't seem like a good combo to me... >>
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i agree. i have no problems calling this one AT. and somehow i knew
before i looked that it would be AU and not MS. and yes, i do not care
if it sat in an album. or a taco bell napkin. or wrapped in wrapping
paper with matches. or etc...
the coin just stands out as a sore thumb compared to every bust
coin i have seen. this is taking the color stuff to stupid levels.
1807 Capped Bust
i really do not care for that one either but that one is in an OGH,
which is sorta interesting. at least it has not been messed with for
a decade and some years.
<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
LeeG says....
<< <i>How about this one in the same auction: >>
I'll wait for Dizzy to weigh in first. He knows things.
That said, this one I own in a pcgs 30 holder might not be in an "OGH" or "Rainbow."
But it looks like a 200 year old piece (in this grade level) should look like. All, in my worthless opinion.
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<< <i>Those TT coins certainly have been boinked thoroughly and likely repeatedly. >>
Tom couldn't have said it any better
<< <i>Dizzy says....
<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
LeeG says....
<< <i>How about this one in the same auction: >>
I'll wait for Dizzy to weigh in first. He knows things.
That said, this one I own in a pcgs 30 holder might not be in an "OGH" or "Rainbow."
But it looks like a 200 year old piece (in this grade level) should look like. All, in my worthless opinion.
>>
Heres the only bustie I own and where my tastes lie:
Good use of the term "boinked"- fits the OP bustie perfectly..
One way to overcome the natural skin on a circulated coin and get colorful toning is of course to dip the coin. If, after dipping, the coin is placed in a suitable album, such as the old cardboard albums that contained enough sulfur to cause sulfidation, then you can get "secondary" toning even on a heavily circulated coin. The Queller halves were a good example of this, many of them having acquired peripheral cerulean toning despite their time in circulation.
I'll take naturally acquired color any day on uncirculated coins with nice mint luster. But for their circulated brethren, I'd prefer that natural "honest wear" look that suits them just fine.
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<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
Any lingering doubt that the coin is a POS has now been removed.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
Any lingering doubt that the coin is a POS has now been removed.
Russ, NCNE >>
Any lingering doubt that this thread has become pointless has now been removed.
Once again, congrats to the new owner of that beautiful coin.
<< <i>Once again, congrats to the new owner of that beautiful coin. >>
Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. The fact that you think it's beautiful is reason enough to run the other way.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>probably just me, but I like stman's boring coin best >>
No, not just you......I'm there too.
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<< <i>Once again, congrats to the new owner of that beautiful coin. >>
Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. The fact that you think it's beautiful is reason enough to run the other way.
Russ, NCNE >>
Where are those going to run to? Kennedys???
Apparently there are a just a few that don't feel the same way. ...But I'm sure only a "few".
<< <i>Absolutely worth every red cent. Kudos to the lucky owner of that amazing coin! >>
This is a joke....RIGHT?
no. it is the color crazy showing their true colors. ;-)
i could not resist dizzy. that coin is simply wierd looking.
But I'm sure only a "few"
I'm sure it's very few also. The few with the combination of having bad taste and being poorly informed....
<< <i>Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. >>
I believe we have found out lately that a new watchdog group apparently likes them. They apply Lil' adhesive things to the slab saying so.
(Counting in 3,2,1)
I love au58 or better bust haves with some color.
But this coin is just plain sillY.
Dipped and retoned a number of times.
<< <i>This is a joke....RIGHT?
no. it is the color crazy showing their true colors. ;-)
i could not resist dizzy. that coin is simply wierd looking. >>
No problem whatsoever. There are some who express their adverse opinions with at least a shred of professionalism and insight, and others who do so that simply make most of us
<< <i>
<< <i>Well, Dizzy, not everybody loves the cleaned retoned look as much as you. >>
I believe we have found out lately that a new watchdog group apparently likes them. They apply Lil' adhesive things to the slab saying so.
(Counting in 3,2,1) >>
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where are you???
<< <i>Apparently there are a just a few that don't feel the same way
But I'm sure only a "few"
I'm sure it's very few also. The few with the combination of having bad taste and being poorly informed.... >>
Man!!! This is a tough crowd. Kinda makes ya just wanna go
<< <i>Taking the night off. You guys can just sit here and tittilate yourselves... >>
MERRY CHRISTMAS, Bruce!
Oh come on! Normally, I prefer kindness and restraint..... but this is dizzy thinking that everyone is laughing with him and not at him....
<< <i> Taking the night off. You guys can just sit here and tittilate yourselves...
Oh come on! Normally, I prefer kindness and restraint..... but this is dizzy thinking that everyone is laughing with him and not at him.... >>
I think the only one laughing is the new owner of the coin that this thread was created for. He now owns that beautiful coin, and we don't.
<< <i>I think the only one laughing is the new owner of the coin that this thread was created for. He now owns that beautiful coin, and we don't. >>
I doubt anybody - other than Teletrade - owns that coin. Watch future auctions.
Russ, NCNE