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New Member
Malaysia
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I would like to say hi to everyone in this forum and I have just brought a piece of the Australia 1963 Queen elizabeth II florin silver coin with golden toning surface.It comes with the beautiful golden toning surface with shining luster on both sides. However,the coin is in brilliant uncirculated condition which was brought by me at those eldely dealers within the territory of my place in my country and I can search for so many difference coins with beautiful toning surface to be honest with you. The dealer shops are small as the storeroom in my house and their pieces are special and unusual to put up for sale right now.I would apprieiciate for you as usual.Please check the scans below and let me know what you think there.Thank you   |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
908 Posts |
Possibly been cleaned or been in contact with something that has
made it change colour
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New Member
 Malaysia
33 Posts |
I would think for the beautiful golden toning surface is appeared from natural but not those fake toning pieces which were done by something else on it to be honest with you.I believe there are people which have never seen those beautiful toning surface on any other similar pieces becomes unbelievable when encounter for sure there.Thank you
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1041 Posts |
maybe a pvc sleeve has done this
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New Member
Australia
34 Posts |
G'day,
I think it is from PVC. I have some three pence that are similar.
Rastis
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1607 Posts |
Rarietiescoinlover has shown a few coins with this golden toning so I'm just wondering if it may be a combination of storage & climate in his neck of the woods ( country/Malaysia ),just a thought.
Edited by appleangel07
07/09/2014 11:32 pm
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Valued Member
Australia
271 Posts |
Not a bad though, AA. Could it be that PVC deteriorates more quickly in warn, humid environments?
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New Member
Malaysia
33 Posts |
The beautiful golden toning on the surface from my personal opinion which were caused by the hot weather,high tempreture and huminity in my country to be honest with you but I think it is not caused it to have those shade from the transparent pvc coin album after keeping along with them for so many years because I kept most of the pieces in the white cards there.Thank you
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
852 Posts |
The white cards that you kept the coins with would most likely be made from acidic wood pulp that probably has sulphur and other substances. You get toning from push in albums and most paper because they are not inert archival material.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
7096 Posts |
It actually looks like Tobacco staining to me  |
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New Member
Malaysia
33 Posts |
I would like to let you know the beautiful golden toning surface as natural toning surface but not those artificial toning surface which produced from the plastic album and coin holder right for sure to be honest with you.For anyone who does not believe it and my suggestion right for you can try those methods which other members mentioned ealier and let us see those belove coins which can tone to the similar shade like the piece belongs to me or not and it would not change to the similar shade as the beautiful golden toning surface there.Thank you
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Posted 07/08/2014 1:36 pm
