Toned coins
dsessom
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Ok, I know this is purely a matter of personal opinion. Some people love wild toning, rainbow colors, pastels, etc. I have never really understood the love for wild color toning, but I have seen some lovely pastel toned silver and iridescent toned copper that I really liked. But, if toning is in reality just oxidation as some have pointed out, then silver would tarnish to black eventually, right?
At least, this is my school of thought. And to this end, I would totally buy this piece:

Is this what would be referred to a "Black Beauty"? I sure love the look!
At least, this is my school of thought. And to this end, I would totally buy this piece:

Is this what would be referred to a "Black Beauty"? I sure love the look!
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Dwayne F. Sessom
Ebay ID: V-Nickel-Coins
Dwayne F. Sessom
Ebay ID: V-Nickel-Coins
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<< <i>Ok, I know this is purely a matter of personal opinion. Some people love wild toning, rainbow colors, pastels, etc. I have never really understood the love for wild color toning, but I have seen some lovely pastel toned silver and iridescent toned copper that I really liked. But, if toning is in reality just oxidation as some have pointed out, then silver would tarnish to black eventually, right?
At least, this is my school of thought. And to this end, I would totally buy this piece:
Is this what would be referred to a "Black Beauty"? I sure love the look! >>
yes thats correct but that coin isnt black. toned proofs always look black when imaged incorrectly.
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