I don't necessarily trust my own interpretation of the images, but will go ahead and state that they appear to be headed to lives in "Genuine" holders as far as I can tell.
I've never seen a '67 Jeff. from a S.M.S. set acquire that color in a natural manner. I've seen Warnicks tone very vividly, especially if stored long term in a Wayte Raymond board.
<< <i>I don't necessarily trust my own interpretation of the images, but will go ahead and state that they appear to be headed to lives in "Genuine" holders as far as I can tell. >>
I agree completely. I have never seen that color of blue on a war nickel and the color scheme on the SMS is not market acceptable IMO. However, I do think the SMS is attractive. Given how common rainbow toned war nickels are, I find don't find that one extremely attractive, mostly due to the spotting.
<< <i>Even if they are NT they would be considered to be questionable because you can get the same look with heat >>
I agree. Looks like a frying pan experiment to me. They might be pretty to look at in person but I can't see that color and pattern happening naturaly.
well, the reason i posted the coins was because they looked so unnatural to me and i was quite surprised they were encapsulated. the seller often has dramatic coins which make me shake my head and presume that they must be "one shot wonders" mixed in with normal looking stuff.
I was going to post to this last night and forgot. I know it sounds crazy, I guess, but both strike me original. I don't like them, well - particularly the first one, but there is something about the colors (esp under the bust on both) and their relationship and interaction that says "NT" to me in what I must say is a rather loud voice.
..............says "NT" to me in what I must say is a rather loud voice.
auditory hallucination is a bad thing, you didn't answer the voice , did you?? here is what i say pertaining to the color of both coins: i search for toned Jefferson Nickels and have never stumbled across naturally toned examples which even closely mimic these two, this is why i asked for opinions. for me it sometimes comes down to whether or not a pattern of tone, either the way it lays on the surface or the colors involved looks familiar. these two patterns/colors resemble what i've seen as AT'd coins.
<< <i>..............says "NT" to me in what I must say is a rather loud voice.
auditory hallucination is a bad thing, you didn't answer the voice , did you?? >>
Well, not out loud! I guess I was thinking of some of my old Pr (40% and pre-war) nicks and colors. I had one that was called "coffee spilled" here, but was actually toned quite strikingly. Of course, that coin was not considered AT, just "ugly" (it was not).
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<< <i>I don't necessarily trust my own interpretation of the images, but will go ahead and state that they appear to be headed to lives in "Genuine" holders as far as I can tell. >>
I agree completely. I have never seen that color of blue on a war nickel and the color scheme on the SMS is not market acceptable IMO. However, I do think the SMS is attractive. Given how common rainbow toned war nickels are, I find don't find that one extremely attractive, mostly due to the spotting.
in a word, yes.
Hoard the keys.
<< <i>Even if they are NT they would be considered to be questionable because you can get the same look with heat >>
I agree. Looks like a frying pan experiment to me.
They might be pretty to look at in person but I can't see that color and pattern happening naturaly.
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#2 could be NT, but something looks a little off still. I'd still say AT.
Second is suspect in my eye.
bob
Second is suspect in my eye
That's kinda what I was thinking.
I knew it would happen.
Best wishes,
Eric
auditory hallucination is a bad thing, you didn't answer the voice , did you??
<< <i>..............says "NT" to me in what I must say is a rather loud voice.
auditory hallucination is a bad thing, you didn't answer the voice , did you??
Well, not out loud!
Eric