What do you think about this clad proof state quarter set?

coinsarefun

Like?......Yes or no?
Worth slabbing?





The obverse pretty much all look like this one

mkman123

was this cooked? How could it tone in such a short time

coinsarefun

<< <i>was this cooked? How could it tone in such a short time >>



It had a crack in the plastic, therefore making them tone quicker.

I once found a toned silver proof set. It was in the window of a coin shop. I guess the heat created some nice toning.
Plus....these sets have cardboard that tends itself to toning.

Justlooking

I kinda like 'em right where they are. The Oregon is neat-o.

keets

probably moisture/ED.

keyman64

They aren't for me but I could understand you getting the Oregon slabbed to make some money on it since it would be up the ally of a few people.

nwcoast

Not my cup of tea, but since you asked....

My gut feeling, given that it's only seven years old, is that it was stored improperly and suffered environmental damage.
I know some folks like modern toned pieces, but I'm more in the Ricko camp here.
Sorry...

If you like it, that's all that really counts

WhiteTornado

The Oregon one makes it look like lightning flashing over the lake