Eight New Truviews Toned, Any Monsters?

Smittys

Broadstruck

I really like the EOR toning on the 1968 Kennedy a lot and I don't normally like that design.

rhedden

I find the 1959 Jefferson to be the closest to monster status among the above coins, followed by the reverse of the 1999 eagle. People who specialize in these series will probably disagree, knowing better than I do what toning patterns are common/rare in the respective series. However, if you ever come across any Liberty Seated proofs with toning like either of the aforementioned coins, I'm in!

ms70

That '61 cent is pretty interesting!

TopographicOceans

The blue/gold night & day cent is pretty cool. I've never seen one like that.

Broadstruck

Originally posted by: TopographicOceans

The blue/gold night & day cent is pretty cool. I've never seen one like that.

They tend to come like that as a couple other members here own almost identical examples.

Zoins

Originally posted by: Broadstruck

Originally posted by: TopographicOceans

The blue/gold night & day cent is pretty cool. I've never seen one like that.

They tend to come like that as a couple other members here own almost identical examples.

I've seen a few like that posted to the boards. They are pretty neat.

coinsarefun

Originally posted by: Zoins

Originally posted by: Broadstruck

Originally posted by: TopographicOceans

The blue/gold night & day cent is pretty cool. I've never seen one like that.

They tend to come like that as a couple other members here own almost identical examples.

I've seen a few like that posted to the boards. They are pretty neat.

MonsterCoinz

I like your Jeff the best.





Here's my old '62:

david3142

The 68-D is my favorite but in hand the nickel might give it a run. The 54-S has a cool rainbow and I'd say the reverse of the Silver Eagle is a monster.

oih82w8

The blue/gold night & day cent is pretty cool.

Those look like they were dipped in mercury...just my observation...your opinion will vary. Cool tone nevertheless!