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Wood Grain Coins - What's The Deal?

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What's the deal with wood grain coins? Is a wood-grain coin worth more, less or the same as a "normal" coin of the same grade? Or is collecting "woodies" a matter of preference, like the way some people collect toned coins?
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As to the value I cannot speculate but I paid more for this one than I did for the second coin even thought the woody is a lower grade. I think it has more eye appeal..

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I don't think I could call them "woodies" if I collected those.
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I don't think I could call them "woodies" if I collected those.


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novillero, very funny...

To me they are like toning on a silver coin, the value (usually) does not go up but the eye appeal does. There are some that try to collect sets of just woodies because of their look. I know that I have a few, but do not go out of my way to find them, but I also do not put them with the regular coins as well.
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