Posted 04/10/2011 10:37 am
Toning is a process, not a one-stop deal. As toning ages, it progresses through the whole rainbow of colors. Generally that happens progressively from the rim inwards, which is where we see the "rainbow" effect. If you look at a rainbow-toned Morgan, you should see the color you're describing near the innermost (most recent) of the rainbow - it sounds like the earliest toning color. Morgans don't always tone in rainbow fashion; your coin is not necessarily artificially-toned although your mention of the involvement of the face and neck isn't encouraging.
Yeah, images would help.
Yeah, images would help.
