Anyone want to guess when the first "rainbow toned" Carr fantasy 1964D Peace Dollar will s

SanctionII

Be the first one to own a beautifully toned, fully original fantasy 1964D Peace Dollar

savoyspecial

perfectly acceptable (so long as it's stamped 'ARTIFICIALLY TONED')

LindeDad

What setting do I need for the oven?

NOT!!!!

tjkillian

Can the coin not naturally tone and still be rainbow toned? Let's say the first one appears on ebay in the year 2128 A.D. and it was stored in an album containing sulfur?

doh

johnny9434

id give it another week or so, maybe

ambro51

I have a $20 trade dollar from 2007 wrapped in the taco bell napkin and mellow straw tints have begun to appear.

PawPaul

don't know ......but I have not gotten mine yet , was ordered on the 15th

DieClash

<< <i>don't know ......but I have not gotten mine yet , was ordered on the 15th >>



Got Mine yesterday. I have to image it. It's a $110 coin. And it's damn near MS-70, which makes it the best value for the buck in the series.

Fact is, I've bought alot of MS-60-ish plus Morgan and Peace dollar coins. A hundred dollar coin regardless of original or fantasy in this series, I would'nt screw with. Gimme an $18-dollar "bullion" version like a '22 I might experiment with. Given that, Peace $1s do not lend themselves to toning experiments as few are known to be NT.

Now that's my "serious" response to a tongue-in-cheek "Diss" of the '64-D DCarr piece.

Wait until your's arrives?

timber100

I am surprised this thread has not been locked or deleted yet as the title has Carr and 1964 in it. I was following a Carr thread yesterday that did not have any posts fighting about the legality of the coin or if it should be marked copy. A moderator had even posted in the thread that the thread could continue as long as it did not become tiresome or suck up to much space/bandwidth. Anyway, I posted a question to D Carr about the second run of the coins, checked back an hour later to see if he replied and the entire thread was deleted. Not locked but gone. Too bad at least one thread about the 1964 Carr is not allowed to exist as I think that the coin is one of the most interesting and discussion provoking coins that have been struck in the past few years.

NotSure

+1

customroll

+2 timber -- maybe it's a personal thing?

PawPaul

I think different mod's have different views , and there probably about fed up with the plethora of 1964-D threads

ClosedLoop

<< <i>I am surprised this thread has not been locked or deleted yet as the title has Carr and 1964 in it. I was following a Carr thread yesterday that did not have any posts fighting about the legality of the coin or if it should be marked copy. A moderator had even posted in the thread that the thread could continue as long as it did not become tiresome or suck up to much space/bandwidth. Anyway, I posted a question to D Carr about the second run of the coins, checked back an hour later to see if he replied and the entire thread was deleted. Not locked but gone. Too bad at least one thread about the 1964 Carr is not allowed to exist as I think that the coin is one of the most interesting and discussion provoking coins that have been struck in the past few years. >>




I posted on that thread as well only to find it was gone....i thought this was the US Coin forum, Daniel's coin was minted in the US wasn't it?

StubbyMcNumbthumbs

<< <i>I am surprised this thread has not been locked or deleted yet as the title has Carr and 1964 in it. I was following a Carr thread yesterday that did not have any posts fighting about the legality of the coin or if it should be marked copy. A moderator had even posted in the thread that the thread could continue as long as it did not become tiresome or suck up to much space/bandwidth. Anyway, I posted a question to D Carr about the second run of the coins, checked back an hour later to see if he replied and the entire thread was deleted. Not locked but gone. Too bad at least one thread about the 1964 Carr is not allowed to exist as I think that the coin is one of the most interesting and discussion provoking coins that have been struck in the past few years. >>



Yeah, what's up with that? Evidently we can discuss just about anything else, but these seem to really touch a nerve somewhere.

PerryHall

I guess this means PCGS won't be slabbing these coins.

customroll

Doesn't look like these guys will be slabing them either:

"Sorry,

We are not grading Mr. Carr's coin at this time.

Paul A. DeFelice
Vice President, Client Services and Marketing
ANACS
303-339-3400"

kimber45ACP

+1

BillJones

As it used to say on the sign outside a fried chicken joint in the 1950s.

COOKN' NOW

Coinsponge

<< <i>I have a $20 trade dollar from 2007 wrapped in the taco bell napkin and mellow straw tints have begun to appear. >>




It's probably taco sauce

crazyhounddog

That's a tough one to answer. I do know one thing, it doesn't take very long! This is a 2009 eagle my wife bought me just as soon as it was released. She put this coin in some tissue paper because she didn't want it to get damaged, and then forgot to give it to me and it sat in this tissue paper for about nine months. So as you can see this piece has really taken on some color. If your interested in what kind of tissue paper was used, I'll tell ya, it the tissue that Macy's uses for wrapping shirts, stuff like that, it's the light brown thin tissue paper. At any rate, it sure doesn't take very long....

dcarr

edix2001

groovee baybee!

Zoins

Dan,

Are you going to be selling any toned ones?

Griv

<< <i> >>


HEY! I didn't see THAT in the online catalog. WHAT UPPPP????

NotSure

Daniel, is that your creation, or did a 'shake 'n baker' do this already?????

dcarr

>>> HEY! I didn't see THAT in the online catalog. WHAT UPPPP????

>>> Daniel, is that your creation, or did a 'shake 'n baker' do this already?????

I did it (blowtorch), for fun. I do not intend to sell them this way. Most of the time,
they would come out bad. And no two would be alike, so I'd have to take a picture
of each one (not practical).

Griv

<< <i>>>> HEY! I didn't see THAT in the online catalog. WHAT UPPPP????

>>> Daniel, is that your creation, or did a 'shake 'n baker' do this already?????

I did it (blowtorch), for fun. I do not intend to sell them this way. Most of the time,
they would come out bad. And no two would be alike, so I'd have to take a picture
of each one (not practical). >>



Can I have that one???

PawPaul

the D.Carr Peace Dollar controversy will seemingly never end ........... lets get them all to the top until everyone has has their fill and are plumb sick of the issue

timber100

Here it is, how it was done?

ebay link

Sorry, repeat post, just found the other link, my bad , my search with Carr + tone did not show the threads

BAJJERFAN

It's kinda obvious then that restriking activates the surface and thus promotes toning. What is so hard to unnerstan bout dat?

dcarr

<< <i>It's kinda obvious then that restriking activates the surface and thus promotes toning. What is so hard to unnerstan bout dat? >>



Actually, the way I process the coins, they are much less likely to tone on their own than regular Peace dollars.
The coin in question received some assistance in toning (no, I didn't do it).

scottgardener

Technically it's not altered surfaces if the mint itself does it, otherwise the sandblasted proof gold of the 1900s would all be AT. So, that's an original Specimen or Pattern!