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1935 Texas 50c With Toning(?)

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What's with the blue-green on the upper obverse? PVC?
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Can you enlarge your images, please.
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Toning it is.
Although I am not a fan of toning generally,
the toning in this case is not unattractive.
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This the best I got, Frog.

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Can't say for sure, appears to be toning. Nice gem state example.
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Have you had the coin long? Have you noticed changes to the appearance of its surfaces over time?

Do the images accurately reflect the color/appearance of the coin's surfaces?

From the PCGS holder, it's safe to say that they coin has been encapsulated for 30+ years but coins can change appearance in a holder.

The images appear to indicate that the coin has developed a "skin" that has muted its luster. This could be the result of how the coin was stored before it was submitted to PCGS, or it could be completely natural. I can't say for sure from the images.

Because it was inspected "in hand" by the folks at PCGS many years ago, I will lean (with 90% confidence) towards the coin being naturally toned.




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It looks like toning to me, seeing there is some darker tone mixed in there.
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My first thought was from initial PVC exposure then sent off to PCGS. I do like the look of it though - that and the VERY old holder it is in.
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My first thought was from initial PVC exposure then sent off to PCGS.
I believe if PCGS thought it was PVC, they would have body-bagged it.
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I believe if PCGS thought it was PVC, they would have body-bagged it.

Not entirely. I've seen a lot of PVC on coins in rattlers. Maybe they had softer standards for PVC back then. If it was re-sent in to PCGS, it would surely get a bodybag if that was PVC.
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Not entirely. I've seen a lot of PVC on coins in rattlers. Maybe they had softer standards for PVC back then. If it was re-sent in to PCGS, it would surely get a bodybag if that was PVC.
Thank you for the clarification!
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