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1969-D Roosevelt Dime , And 1959-D Nickle With Different Tones ...

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 Posted 09/13/2017  1:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add centavo69 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I really like tone coins ... I have almost 100 tone coins and a friend of mind has some amazing ones . I pick these 2 .... and I asked him ...how much would you sell this 2 coins for ... and his answer was ... $ 100 dl for both... my question for the experts is ... am I paying a fair price for them ?
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 Posted 09/13/2017  1:33 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
One hundred U.S.dollars? How good a friend is he/she? IMHO,WAY too much. I am no pro in toned coins but they do not look like NT to me.
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Both coins are obviously circulated and neither is naturally toned, value = 15 cents.
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Whoa, 100$ - that's a friend? save your money. You have the same type, color toning, and in the same area especially on the reverse on 2 different types of coins - very suspicious.
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&%$#+\?! NOooooo! Those are clad or cupro coins. There is ABSOLUTELY no premium on those coins, only personal appeal. Your friend has read your eagerness, some friend...

This kind of "toning" is poor storage, environmental damages, they will continue to discolor into an ugly gray/black and possibly bed/black.
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thank you all... a friend of mine has a lot of tone coins ... I dont know how he got them but he sells them some times ... I did buy him few before ... I love tone coins but I dont know much about it ...so I guess ,,,its about time to do my reserch and learnd mores about tonning .... hahhaha
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a friend of mine has a lot of tone coins


Sounds like he learned how to artificially tone coins in his spare time!
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As the saying goes; what a friend's good for? neither coins are naturally toned! he must have toned them specially for a toned coin enthusiast
I see finger prints on 59 5c in front of the profile.
sorry your 10c is worth 10c ,Nickel is worth 5c = Net $0.15
if you like those type toned coins you can do it yourself, just need practice and patience!
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A fair trade would be .15; what you've got there is common pocket change.
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Even offering them to you for $100 is deplorable.
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