George has definitely got the blues, but are they real or drug induced??
keets
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Well, whatta ya think?? BTW, all the disturbance is on the holder.
Al H.
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NGC MS66:
Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
do you think the color has stabalized or will it darken?? while the color is intense and quite lovely it tends to the dark side on the obverse, especially. i'd rather it stay the same instead of continueong. any suggestions or prior experience?? BTW, the grade really isn't as important as the stability of the coins surface and color.
thanks.
al h.
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
<< <i>do you think the color has stabalized or will it darken?? while the color is intense and quite lovely it tends to the dark side on the obverse, especially. i'd rather it stay the same instead of continueong. any suggestions or prior experience?? BTW, the grade really isn't as important as the stability of the coins surface and color.
thanks.
al h.
Well, I can offer one similar example. I had a nice blue with reddish tinted reverse 41 Mercury that PSGS did slab a few years back. Sadly over the last couple of years it has darkened, in fact the obverse is such a deep blue that at first glance almost looks black. FWIW, the reverse hasn't changed much at all with only the outer rim getting a darker blue.
It has been kind of a disappointment to me but that's only one example. Your milage may vary.
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
<< <i>do you think the color has stabalized or will it darken?? >>
No way to know with any degree of certainty. I'd recommend an Intercept Shield holder for it if you're concerned that the toning might be unstable.
Camelot
The master has spoken. If anybody knows toned Washingtons Criag does.
I've been able to get just a few of his rejects to upgrade my set.
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!