Roll end dollar?
logger7
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Very dark obverse toning, is this likely an end coin in a roll? Are these sought after?
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That's pretty terminal. If not an end of roll coin, it was probably left in the sun for too long. Most EOR coins I've seen have some lighter hues around the edges.
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Could be from leather. Ive heard it has the effect on silver. Thats pretty dark.
Although its only one side.
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It could have been laying on a surface with a high sulfur content.
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“Roll end dollar?”
If so, it’s not identifiable as such.
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Unlikely.
No, people like attractive toning.
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Probably mint bag toning. Obv side facing bag that sat for a long time with high humidity. Terminal so no price increase and agree, not sought after.
That is very dark