Silver Toning on a Lincoln Wheat
Legger
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I recently purchased a MS67 1935 Lincoln penny. It was certified by PCGS. The reverse has what looks like some silver toning. I have only been collecting for a couple of years but this is new to me. Could someone shed some light on this. Thank you, Legger.
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They were stored in tinfoil makeshift rolls for a very long time from some old collector.
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<< <i> I have seen some lincolns tone in such a way as to turn almost silver looking, most that I did see were from the 30's. >>
Somewhere I have a nice UNC clipped 1935 cent with exactly the type of toning you are describing, it almost looks like silver and copper swirled together. I don't think I have good pics of the coin but if I find any I'll post them here.
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Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately, no one will be able to assist (other than speculation) until we see some good pictures.
Good luck!
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