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ProofRainbowRoosevelt · July 5, 2008 1:11PM

Dr. Rimjob

I apologize for his nickname. If this guy could get his color down pat his coins could almost pass as NT. With the right color, a couple of those Washingtons might look real nice. I;m not encouraging his actions, but these AT's are better than most.

Bochiman · July 5, 2008 1:20PM

For a moment, with that nickname in the title, I thought this was another saintguru post since he seems fixated on certain "things"

GoldenEyeNumismatics · July 5, 2008 1:25PM

He's pretty far from NT with those colors.

coinsarefun · July 5, 2008 1:32PM

<< <i>For a moment, with that nickname in the title, I thought this was another saintguru post since he seems fixated on certain "things"

>>

That's exactly what I was thinking

Stefanie

harvey85422458 · July 5, 2008 1:49PM

Some sharp colors but far from being able to fool anyone

PrivateCoinCollector · July 5, 2008 1:59PM

His problem is less about color than it is the distribution of the colors. The run evenly up and over all the devices and fields. This is a diagnostic for AT. These would not even fool the TPG's

SirAnthonyAC · July 5, 2008 4:05PM

<< <i>The run evenly up and over all the devices and fields >>

I agree, far too hard a change from one color to another, there's no gradual transition from one color to another and too dramatic a change too boot!

Just looks like it was painted with water colors.

BlindedByEgo · July 5, 2008 4:10PM

<< <i>For a moment, with that nickname in the title, I thought this was another saintguru post since he seems fixated on certain "things"

>>

...But kinda sick.

Crayola colors don't look too natural, for sure.

Elcontador · July 5, 2008 4:41PM

The only time I've heard that term before was from a gay friend in West Hollywood.

The best coin doctors do even toning on the rims of Unc. CBHs, many of which are in first world TPG slabs.
I can spot it a mile away, because I've seen so many of them. You have the center of a CBH that is as white as a Washington Quarter. The rim toning is even on both obverse and reverse. It fades from charcoal, russet or a shade of blue on the rim as it gets to the devices.

Some of these coins have 'interesting' blue / purple / or other colored toning. They are all expensive, and all AT, although some may consider them to be "market acceptable."

ArizonaJack · July 5, 2008 5:15PM

I like his comment -lets not trade negs-, those was the old days Mr Rimjob

Bochiman · July 6, 2008 4:51AM

<< <i>The only time I've heard that term before was from a gay friend in West Hollywood. >>

Yeah....like I said....reminded me of saintguru

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