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What Is This Weird Goldish Blueish Tone On Some Coins? (2021 Quarter)

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Ok so it's hard to get a good picture of it but what causes this weird goldish blueish tone on some coins?
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Some sort of toning from whatever environment it has been exposed to.
Coins can turn to many colours under certain circumstances.
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On a mint-fresh coin like yours, 'toning' is the result of the coin's exposure to environmental agents and the initial 'color' of the planchet. While fresh planchets are nearly identical tone-wise, there can be subtle variations. I've see this often with state and sometimes ATB quarters--with fresh coins from the Philly mint occasionally having a slightly 'warmer' look to them than those from Denver.

What does the obverse look like?
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Ijn it looks kinda the same to me. Also I have that look on a couple of State Quarters and 1 or 2 from the 90s I think
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And I think I have one that only has that toning on 1 side
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