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2005 Proof Set Quarters Look Bronze

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 Posted 06/17/2019  10:19 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jon milliken to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello guys!
I'm new to this forum although I frequently come here to read stuff about coins.
I recently discovered a 2005 proof set and the quarters look bronze I will upload pictures next to a 2004 proof set for comparison not sure what's happened to these coins. It looks as tho they are missing the silver layer. Your thoughts will be appreciated. Pictures were hard to do as the lighting screws things up. But I think you should be able to see the difference between the 2004 and 2005 color. 2005 have more of a bronze look thanks for looking and giving your input. -Jon
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to CCF. Nickel,the metal not the denomination sometimes tones a nice golden honey color. Well I guess nickels do as well . My guess is that is what you are seeing. I am not really seeing that in your pics,but I know it is not easy to capture toning in a photo.
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Thank you John! Yes after reading some other forums I picked up that the color I'm seeing is probably due to toning. Is It's odd that all of the coins in the case have toned evenly they all look exactly the same tone. I always thought the proofs were sealed inside their case and this was not supposed to happen. I'm sure I'm wrong on that so thank you again for your reply.
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The case is not airtight,and depending on where you are storing it might have something to do with it.
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