What do you suppose this toning would like in hand?

relicsncoins

Somebody posted a 21 Morgan one time that had this type of toning.

coinsarefun

Wow, that's a difficult one to guess. I would say not as yellow and will have more brown toning to it.
Overall might be nice......maybe envelope toned?

Have to post a pic when you get it.

Does it have a reverse pic?

LanceNewmanOCC

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since the background of the image looks clear and accurate i will say the coin looks nearly exactly like the image
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DoubleEagle59

<< <i>.
since the background of the image looks clear and accurate i will say the coin looks nearly exactly like the image
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relicsncoins

Here is the reverse.

BAJJERFAN

Is that yellow rust?

BBN

What you see in well photographed toners on ebay, and what you get in hand in regular light, you'll usually be somewhat to very disappointed, although I'm pretty pleased when I get toned nickels in the mail.

Meltdown

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<< <i>.
since the background of the image looks clear and accurate i will say the coin looks nearly exactly like the image
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I disagree... I'm thinking the background under the quarter is white and the color/white balance is way off.
I think it will have a lot less yellow in hand and the green, pink & amber tone will be much more attractive.

silverpop

not as nice as the juiced photo

darktone

The obverse looks like the AT crackle toning. If it looks like it has thickness to it in hand that's what it is. If not I think it will look nice.

rmpsrpms

The way the lighting is arranged should be the very best at showing the toning as it will look in-hand. I'd expect it to look just like that if you look at it with a single light reflecting directly off the coin.

magikbilly

The while balance may be off or the photo juices - something doesn't look right. The shadows are yellow?

Best,
Eric

Pokermandude

<< <i>The way the lighting is arranged should be the very best at showing the toning as it will look in-hand. I'd expect it to look just like that if you look at it with a single light reflecting directly off the coin. >>



I think this is about right. Without direct lighting, it will likely be quite a bit darker looking.