clad coins with rainbow toning
I came across a post on a Coin Chat that really surprised me. The post is to show off toned coins (There are about 700 pages of them) what caught me off guard is that there are pictures of several (maybe two dozen) clad quarters with rainbow like toning.
If anyone here has a clad coin with colorful toning I would love to see it. I would also like to hear how such toning might have come about. I personally have never seen a clad quarter with anything but battleship gray toning until now.
sorry I don't know how to import the file from Coin Chat.
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can occur in Dansco albums after quite a few years
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All my clads turn blue or purple blue and lavenders. I never get reds or yellows. Usually starts as a haze then film, and then film turns to a purple glaze I guess.
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@davewesen said:
can occur in Dansco albums after quite a few yearsI concur.... Dansco does a very nice job of toning clad coins, everything from rainbows to pastels... Some can get rather crazy.
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I just checked. The clad quarters I have are in a folder made by a company called H.E Harris.
I also have some that where stored in an envelope inside a cardboard box. nothing toned.
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The bitterness of "Poor Quality" is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.4 -
@crazyhounddog that 1973-D Rosie. WOW.
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This one is colorful (not quite rainbow):

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@seatedlib3991 said:
I just checked. The clad quarters I have are in a folder made by a company called H.E Harris.
I also have some that where stored in an envelope inside a cardboard box. nothing toned.
Thanks for information and pictures.I have noticed some toning (light golden toning) for state/territories quarters stored in littleton albums like the one linked below:
http://www.collectons.com/images/items/2009/10/22/1256250704.jpg
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And about my 1971 clad half - unfortunately Im not aware of the history on the color profile
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Here's a couple I have at hand



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www.brunkauctions.com
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Thank you.
It was a gift from my good friend Las Vegas Ted from right here on this forum.The bitterness of "Poor Quality" is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.2 -
@crazyhounddog said:
Thank you.
It was a gift from my good friend Las Vegas Ted from right here on this forum.I thought I remembered that coin from that thread you made when you got it. Its not exactly an easily forgettable coin
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@CascadeChris said:
@crazyhounddog said:
Thank you.
It was a gift from my good friend Las Vegas Ted from right here on this forum.I thought I remembered that coin from that thread you made when you got it. Its not exactly an easily forgettable coin
That's the one.
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That golden purple 2003 Kennedie needs to be graded STAT (with pcgs)!
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In the right environment (folders, envelopes, frying pans) clad will tarnish nicely.... and there are other effective, efficient methods as well... Cheers, RickO
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@savoyspecial said:

Sorry but Im going with AT on this one... doesnt mean PCGS wont grade it though.
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@crazyhounddog said:




You really have a nice collection of toned coins
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Those dimes are too pretty. So many here would have told the collector, "don't bother having them graded. They're just clad dimes, not worth anything and you're wasting your time getting them to pcgs". Now look. they're worth hundreds (more to the collector). Get your coins graded and authenticated and let others laugh.
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Clad coins with nice toning are around but they are much harder to come by (and much harder to photograph IMO).
Here are a bunch that I was lucky enough to acquire:





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@david3142 Nice collection you have there.
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Tried to post mine
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I never thought that growing old would happen so fast.
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There are some outstanding coins here.
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Is it more difficult for clad coins than for normal copper-nickel coins to tone? I would think it would be the same since the outer composition is the same, but I feel like I see more toned nickels than anything else. Anyway, here are a couple of copper-nickel (not clad) coins that I have. Both MS67+.

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1967 PCGS SMS MS-66
Numismatist Ordinaire
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The last two above are gorgeous! But that '73-D dime has to be the prettiest toned clad coin I've seen.
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