Do you think it is easy to find Flowing Hair type with natural color ?
coindeuce
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It's a lot harder than one would like to believe. 
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Not easy at all.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Very difficult
I am not sure we all can even agree what constitutes original color let alone find it. I rarely ever see flowing hair with multiple layers of age.
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
@Crypto stated:
"Grey dirt" is used by capped bust half collectors and by dealer Sheridan Downey in his auctions to describe naturally toned silver coins - a medium grey crust of thick toning, not too light or too dark, and without the vivid colors from album or envelope toning:
(Deep) dove gray is my favorite look on these early silver coins. Hard surfaces with a ting of blueish gray when the coin is titled is the ultimate (for me).
peacockcoins
I think I’ve seen a few, but most have been ‘played with’, shall we say.
Dave
I think that this piece has original surfaces. If it looks like fake surfaces, it's probably my photography.
An, no, finding any piece of early silver than has not been messed with is not easy
CAC determined this was natural color.
I do not believe a cac sticker says that in particular for every coin it approves. That is not its purpose.