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American Eagles On Gc With Interesting Toning

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These two 1990 American Eagles are currently listed on Great Collections, and they're housed in comment-free PCGS slabs. I'd be interested in hearing thoughts on what you think about the toning of these coins.

BTW, the current bids on these are $3300 (PCGS MS68) and $1200 (PCGS MS66), not including buyer's fees.

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Toning looks artificial to me.
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Somebody got those to tone in a pattern reminiscent of the US flag design. It is hard to imagine that occurring naturally. :)
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Looks like artificial toning to me.
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And PCGS didn't details these?
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Looks like artificial toning to me. Doesn't look natural.
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And PCGS didn't details these?

Nope, that's one reason I shared this, Hondo. I was quite surprised, so say the least.
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Hokie, do you think that if you or I submitted an ASE like this to PCGS that it would straight-grade? I have the feeling that it wouldn't.
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Tell me that pattern on the upper right is anything but a chemical.
They look like they were toned on my bbq grill. Pretty but I will
never understand how we accpet this as slab worthy. I remember
this being referred to as circus toning. I see at least another in
the sale that looks to have been gassed thru the slab.
I love toning, just the kind that takes about 100 years to do.

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Saw them and a few others. Natural toning? I think not.
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Not keen on it.
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Hokie, do you think that if you or I submitted an ASE like this to PCGS that it would straight-grade? I have the feeling that it wouldn't.

This same thought had crossed my mind, Hondo...

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Lotta money too.
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Maybe a practice piece: 266974713524
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Sold for $3712 and $2309 respectively.
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Sold for $3712 and $2309 respectively.


What? That's crazy........
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