Color for the weekend? Reluctant toner owners report.
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I've never been a fan of toners and the hype surrounding them. You don't freak out at the cheese on top of the pizza or the foam on your cappuccino, do you?
But I stopped by the B&M yesterday with money burning a hole in my pocket and did a little shopping spree. When the dust settled, I found myself with this among others...
But I stopped by the B&M yesterday with money burning a hole in my pocket and did a little shopping spree. When the dust settled, I found myself with this among others...
We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
--Severian the Lame
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I like how it looks!
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<< <i>I've never been a fan of toners and the hype surrounding them. >>
I agree...tarnish does not attract me at all...just an over inflated method of selling environmentally damaged coins...and also the impetus for a major
segment of coin doctoring. Cheers, RickO
Now crust, I like.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.americanlegacycoins.com
So, if you're not a fan toning due to hype, etc. where you able to buy this piece for very little premium?
truly to each their own
myself
i love a colorful patina on coins and statues
i can't imagine a remington bronze without the brown & green hues
that's a sweet example of a morgan too
hopefully you got a good price on her too
By all means, dip the protective patina off that coin. Expose the raw coin to the elements so more "damage" can be done. Absolutely brilliant. And some of you pretend to be such experts? Incredible.
There is a reason why the greatest collections of all time are loaded top to bottom with toned coins of one sort or another. But I'm sure the haters here know better than the paragons of our hobby.
Doesn't really matter to me. I'll keep enjoying collecting what I like, no matter how much idiotic venom the haters spew around here.
<< <i>That's a very pretty coin!
So, if you're not a fan toning due to hype, etc. where you able to buy this piece for very little premium? >>
I can't tell for certain what kind of premium it was. Similar toned pieces seem to be about what I paid for it.
--Severian the Lame
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<< <i>Ah the toner haters/trolls waste no time showing up in yet another thread about toners.
By all means, dip the protective patina off that coin. Expose the raw coin to the elements so more "damage" can be done. Absolutely brilliant. And some of you pretend to be such experts? Incredible.
There is a reason why the greatest collections of all time are loaded top to bottom with toned coins of one sort or another. But I'm sure the haters here know better than the paragons of our hobby.
Doesn't really matter to me. I'll keep enjoying collecting what I like, no matter how much idiotic venom the haters spew around here. >>
I don't see any haters posting here except you. Please tell us how you really feel about freedom of expression in a public forum.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.americanlegacycoins.com
<< <i>It is interesting that you picked up a coin that you otherwise would have avoided. What does the reverse look like? >>
Any port in a storm when you've got the coin monkey on your back
Amber crescent but otherwise white:
--Severian the Lame
<< <i>Ah the toner haters/trolls waste no time showing up in yet another thread about toners.
By all means, dip the protective patina off that coin. Expose the raw coin to the elements so more "damage" can be done. Absolutely brilliant. And some of you pretend to be such experts? Incredible.
There is a reason why the greatest collections of all time are loaded top to bottom with toned coins of one sort or another. But I'm sure the haters here know better than the paragons of our hobby.
Doesn't really matter to me. I'll keep enjoying collecting what I like, no matter how much idiotic venom the haters spew around here. >>
Some posters have written their opinion to which is their right as is yours, but you are the only hater in this thread so far. Myself I'm also not a fan of toning, not because it cannot be attractive but rather for the reasons that Ricko pointed out "just an over inflated method of selling environmentally damaged coins...and also the impetus for a major
segment of coin doctoring".
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