3 years in a canvas bag in my dresser will it slab?
No juicing, except for a bit of contrast and a dash of darkening.
3 years in a canvas bag in my dresser will it slab?
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...Absolutely but hopefully you already sent her in before putting her on blast here
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A lot of color for three years. Sock drawer or underwear drawer?
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You didn’t say or show pictures of what the coin looked like before it was placed in the bag. 😉Regardless, it looks naturally toned and as if it acquired its patina over a period of time in excess of three years.
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It will slab....Let us know when you get the results.... Cheers, RickO
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@MFeld said:
You didn’t say or show pictures of what the coin looked like before it was placed in the bag. 😉Regardless, it looks naturally toned and as if it acquired its patina over a period of time in excess of three years.Came out of a NGC 64 holder, basically white, slight rim toning on both sides.
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@Batman23 said:
A lot of color for three years. Sock drawer or underwear drawer?Socks and underwear are in the same drawer for the most part.
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Yes. I like the looks of it.
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Sheesh. Do you ever wash your socks and underwear?
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That's what I call patience.
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@morgansforever said:
@MFeld said:
You didn’t say or show pictures of what the coin looked like before it was placed in the bag. 😉Regardless, it looks naturally toned and as if it acquired its patina over a period of time in excess of three years.Came out of a NGC 64 holder, basically white, slight rim toning on both sides.
Are you going to be renting out space in your drawer?😉
This brings us to the question - is the coin NT or AT and does the intent make a difference?
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Pretty coin-looks NT to me.
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Pretty coin to me and I'm not even a Morgan collector.
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The coin is "ANT" - Accelerated Natural Toning.
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It'll slab.
Looks good.
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Wow. Your dresser is a gold mine.
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It will grade because AT would look better. JMHO.
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So did the bag tone it, or did the dresser?
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@vplite said:
It will grade because AT would look better. JMHO.There’s a lot of AT I take it you haven’t seen...
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If I hadn't of known what happened with it I would say NT. And knowing what happened I still say NT. It wasn't put in a Taco Bell napkin and Easy Bake ovened.
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It was just an experiment of a common everyday Morgan. It wasn't meant to deceive or profit from, just a little fun. Another experimental Morgan, same environment and approximately the same amount of time. This coin was raw and don't know it's history other than is was dull and gray. I believe it saw some circulation, so who knows what residue is on the coin.
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@morgansforever said:
It was just an experiment of a common everyday Morgan. It wasn't meant to deceive or profit from, just a little fun. Another experimental Morgan, same environment and approximately the same amount of time. This coin was raw and don't know it's history other than is was dull and gray. I believe it saw some circulation, so who knows what residue is on the coin.I’m guessing that the untoned area and pattern on the reverse is “end sock”, as opposed to “end roll” toning?😉
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