Eagle changed

scooter25

So I am moving some stuff and I find am American eagle in one of my drawers that I had forgotten about. (Tbis is not normally how I store my coins) It was blast white when I put it in there and now it is certainly not. I kind of like it but what do you think?

DBSTrader2

You may just have hit on the age-old alchemist mystery of how to turn silver into gold!! Give it a few more years to complete the transformation........

Jimnight

Looks nice.

davewesen

I like sock drawer toning

IrishMikey

Not bad. Just out of curiosity, where do you live? This looks like high humidity toning to me, but that is just a guess.

scooter25

Ohio, house was built in the 1880s

scooter25

Does humidity toning make a difference?

COINS MAKE CENTS

I like the look of it

Insider2

You probably raised its value. Take it out now before it is terminal and replace it with a new "white" SE.

ms70

Slab it.

JBK

Nice toning, but time to do some laundry - something in that drawer must be really ripe.

MsMorrisine

A little bit longer ?

Onastone

Wow this turned quickly! I was surprised to see 2015 as the date. I was thinking more on the lines of ten years of toning, not just a couple!!!!

scooter25

If there wasn't a glaring flaw above the lettering I would slab it

Rosco

How is the reverse looking ??
Picture ??

scooter25

Rosco

Thank you -
Pretty neat combination of coloring IMO.
Magic in the US Mint box !
Turn it over and store it again ?

bsshog40

Nice looking! I agree to leave it in there for a while longer and them blues should start gaining ground.

topstuf

Flip it.
Flip it in the box.

COCollector

@JBK said:
Nice toning, but time to do some laundry - something in that drawer must be really ripe.

Hmmm. Maybe I'll keep an ASE in a wood box... with holes... at the bottom of my dirty clothes hamper.

Swampboy

@ms70 said:
Slab it.

This

RogerB

@davewesen said:
I like sock drawer toning

No, he said it was in his drawers not socks -- must have been very uncomfortable. Gives you an idea of how often some change their drawers, too.

BruceS

leave it in the exact same local for another year or so and watch it progress through a few more stages.

And while your at it, throw a few more silver coins in that drawer just for
Experimental purposes.

blitzdude

Weimans tarnish remover will work wonders. 2 second dip and you will have a nice pretty coin again.

scooter25

I had to move the coin unfortunately, will no longer be living in that house

ricko

I like the reverse..... Cheers, RickO

Bochiman

Toning from being in the felt holder.
I've had a few tone from that before as well...presentation case was felt and the SAEs were displayed but not in plastic holders.