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Pillar of the Community
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Cascade thanks I been going though the site reading and viewing the picture I seen coins that been graded and still toning it look hard to stop it for happening.I purchase Commemorative Coins from the US Mint for instance my March of Dimes 2015 Proof,U.S. Marshals Service 225th Anniversary I have more those I don't want to tone so I will do what you told me to do.I hope that stop it.
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Reno, yes it is impossible to fully stop. The best we can do slow it down if a coins surface is prone to it. I REALLY like toning personalLY and would never try to hault it so I haven't used the sacrificial penny method but BadThad who is a chemist recommends that method. Now for some fun, check this site out... http://100greatestrainbows.com/index.html
Edited by Cascade 07/08/2015 09:08 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: BadThad I have a nice chest made out of cedar wood that I keep all my coins in now I think I'm going to buy me a safe since I'm going to be buying more coins that might cost more then the ones I have. Therein lies your problem. Wood is known for out-gassing and it will affect your coins. If you don't want your coins to tone, put your album into a ziplock with a harshly cleaned sacraficial coin of similar composition (to absorb any gasses that make it into the ziplock. Put the ziplock album into ANOTHER ziplock with a desiccant pack and put the whole thing into a tupperware-type container. This will slow the toning to a crawl nearly stopping it.
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Pillar of the Community
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I kept this proof nickel in a whitman 20th century type set. It now resides in my 7070. 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Can't tell from your photos but do you have plastic slides over the coins? This does appear to be an Album, not a Folder and should have plastic slides over the coins. Regardless, moisture and air will usually get to coins if in an Album or Folder depending on where you keep them stored. Best thing I've found is to place them in a Zip Lock Plastic bag. For coins I really want to protect, I use one Zip Lock bag and then reverse the opening and place in a second one. Pushing out as much air as possible each time. I never have any problem with toning on my coins since doing this.
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Pillar of the Community
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Fyi Reno, thad and Carl can probably compete with Coinstar in terms of how many coins they own or have passed through their hands. I would listen to their advise 
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Cascade Quote:Reno, yes it is impossible to fully stop. The best we can do slow it down if a coins surface is prone to it. I REALLY like toning personalLY and would never try to hault it so I haven't used the sacrificial penny method but BadThad who is a chemist recommends that method. Now for some fun, check this site out... http://100greatestrainbows.com/index.html BadThad Quote: Therein lies your problem. Wood is known for out-gassing and it will affect your coins. If you don't want your coins to tone, put your album into a ziplock with a harshly cleaned sacraficial coin of similar composition (to absorb any gasses that make it into the ziplock.
Put the ziplock album into ANOTHER ziplock with a desiccant pack and put the whole thing into a tupperware-type container.
This will slow the toning to a crawl nearly stopping it. just carl Quote: Can't tell from your photos but do you have plastic slides over the coins? This does appear to be an Album, not a Folder and should have plastic slides over the coins. Regardless, moisture and air will usually get to coins if in an Album or Folder depending on where you keep them stored. Best thing I've found is to place them in a Zip Lock Plastic bag. For coins I really want to protect, I use one Zip Lock bag and then reverse the opening and place in a second one. Pushing out as much air as possible each time. I never have any problem with toning on my coins since doing this. yes it a plastic slide in front and back of the coins but these coins I would let tone but the ones I have start buying from the US Mint I will be putting them in zip lock plastic bag fast as I can get them,i would like to save them if I can from toning.I'm so happy to have found and met you guy's I am learning so much about coins,i have purchase proof quarters set and other coins that I didn't need lol it not a whole lot if I would have found you'll sooner I could have purchase the right coins.I just was buying trying get me a collection going.I don't no how but I like some of the coins I seen you guys posted lol I want something like them.i think I seem a 1921 Morgan silver dollar,Lincoln Penny Collection 1909-2015 see I would have been saving my money for those type of coins you guys have mess my mind up with these nice coins.lol thing is I'm on a fix income now on i'll be following you guys lead before I buy.thanks again
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Quote: I kept this proof nickel in a whitman 20th century type set. It now resides in my 7070. Very nice! 
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Pillar of the Community
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Don't feel too bad reno. Before I found ccf I was teaching myself to grade by shotgun submitting all grades of coins, even worn common dates, to pcgs jus to see what they comw back as and let's just say if I would have found ccf sooner I could have saved myself ALOT of $$$. So don't get down on yourself too much... Your here now and that's all that matters 
Edited by Cascade 07/08/2015 5:01 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Cascade thanks it is a bad feeling when you really learn that you been buying things that don't count,yes I'm here now and I'm saving. 
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Pillar of the Community
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I slid the plastic over to take clear pics, but plastic does protect the coins. I have it in a safe with a desiccant to help.
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Pillar of the Community
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It's not a bad thing Reno, it got you here and this is the best free education you will ever receive outside of signing up for active duty. Just think of your past purchases as paying for your education 
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Definitely do not clean them; leave them alone, and let them continue toning. IMO they'll gain eye appeal.
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Valued Member
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Cascade, love the rainbow toning!
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks Stephen. I appriciate the kind words but just for future reference, since you're new, we don't like bringing up old threads unless it is pertinent information to the original post or a valid new question pertaining to the thread.  Here is a current thread about ASE's with some of mine and others in it that we're chatting about right now: https://goccf.com/t/241074
Edited by Cascade 10/01/2015 10:08 pm
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