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Any $ premium for this reverse toning?

pcgs69pcgs69 ✭✭✭✭
edited October 15, 2021 8:15PM in U.S. Coin Forum

I know Ricko will throw up at this one! But wondering if those who enjoy toning will pay any premium for it?

Pics won't win any awards but I did my best. Obverse is standard. I tried in different lighting conditions so in lower light it looks more subdued.




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    For me the obverse has too many distractions that aren’t erased by the nice toning on the reverse.

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    If forced to buy an ms62 80-S Morgan, I’d prefer your toned example. I just don’t think their are many people looking for toners in that grade & year. Just my two cents though.

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    That kind of toning makes me think of an oil drip from a car at a gas station. Not great, but not bad. Personally, I would opt for a specimen in a better grade.

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    Perhaps a little but not enough. And, right or wrong, being on the reverse makes it a bit less desirable anyway.

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    If you want an 80S in 66 with nice toning I have one.

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    Is that last picture showing the laser beam used to produce the excessive toning?

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    Yes it will bring a premium above a standard MS 62. How much depends on the venue, format (buy it now vs auction), and how much someone likes it. A coin being a 62 doesn't stop people from paying large premiums; I've seen common date 62s bring $1k but those were much nicer than this one. I could see this one bringing around $100 as a conservative estimate via auction.

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    Steven59Steven59 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 14, 2021 7:25PM

    If you're selling, the eBay crowd would eat this up. For some reason any Morgan toner gets a pretty good premium on there.

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    To me, that's blah neutral toning on a super common date that does nothing for the value, plus or minus.

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    TomBTomB ✭✭✭✭✭

    Let's put it this way; I'd pay more for a blast white MS62 of the same date than that coin.

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    @pcgs69... :D I did not throw up.... felt a little queasy though.... ;) . Cheers, RickO

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    Thanks everyone! Appreciate the feedback.

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    SoldiSoldi ✭✭✭✭✭

    Years ago, before everyone became so sophisticated the general rule was pretty toning was worth 10% more $$. This was good advice, but buying the sizzle is what has taken over.

    PS we've been sophisticated for a long time now.

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    Pizza Money Premium... The Works instead of Plain ;)

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