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Still trying to figure this toning thing out... the 2008 coin Believe7 posted has toning... so that means that effect CAN be "created" in under 100 years. I am curious Believe7, how has that coin been stored? Have you had it "since new"? (sorry, the car-dealer-employee in me has snuck back to life again) @nells250...Well, the coin was sent to PCGS, so we'll find out and I'll keep you posted. Thanks
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1953 Estados Unidos Mexicanos. 25 centavos.   |
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I'm using the seller pics instead of my own here, they capture the toning much better than my pictures do. This is a gilt brass coin, it is a combination of the brass wearing off and the toning of the brass left on it that gives it the coloration.  |
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I think this 1901 Victoria Six Pence is breathtakingly beautiful.   Paul Bulgerin
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