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2000 Sealed Silver Proof Set With Toning On The Frosted Parts

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mostly visible on the frosty part. (sorry the pics suck so badly, but toning is very hard to capture for me, although I tried several times, and it doesn't help that they are in the plastic case...) the quarters are particularly toned and the toning is more visible in some of the out of focus pics. ...and it looks like I get to use the pic app three times a day, so, more later I guess...


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 Posted 01/13/2024  9:25 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add halfamind to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
They are sealed but not 100% airtight. Environmental conditions such as water vapor (humidity) or sulfurous air can still cause toning.
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I will add UV also.
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uv?
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Yes UV. Let a new quarter on sun light and become yellow
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Ultra Violet light. Must have been something about the 2000s. I Have 6 sets that I bought about 15 years ago. They look just like this. Just looked at them, doesn't look like they toned any farther than they were when I bought them.
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Could there be something in the paper or plastic ogp that is causing this? I've always been curious about this. I mean, it is sealed and more protected from environmental factors than your average coin in circulation, but then there's this fairly even golden toning.
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Agreed, just some weird toning.
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I rather like the gold cameo effect.
However, they need to be airtight sealed to keep them that way.
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My LCS has many that look like this.
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I kinda like it.
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oh, uv light. ok, yeah, they weren't in sunlight ever, that's why I didn't even think of that. lol. yeah, all the silver coins are toned, all of it is on the "rough" part. I have one with no toning, and one like this. I wonder if maybe they shipped some via air and the altitude popped the seal?
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I wonder if maybe they shipped some via air and the altitude popped the seal?
To be clear, there is no seal. The lens can be opened and closed relatively easy.
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I have often wondered if this sort of toning is the result of cigarette smoking or actual house fire smoke.
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I hate to admit it, but I've put coins on the roof during California forest fires and they tone gold. Maybe it's the UV, though. I figured it was the smoke in the air.
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