Hi guys, I'm new to the forum and new to coin collecting in general. I bought a small collection of coins from someone and it included a yellow 1966 silver dollar. The lighting is bad in this picture, but when I say yellow I mean very yellow, and it's perfectly uniform across the whole coin. Is this just toning?
If your second set of pics shows the real colour, then I'll also lean toward plated since it's got a very even colour. The why, people do weird stuff to coins. This one might be a science experiment.
It's not uncommon to plate coins as souvenirs. There is a set of 1967 PL coins in a plastic holder that are all plated gold for sale. Google "plated coins" for more.
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