"monster Toned" Jefferson Nickels Oven Baked?

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numismo Rest in Peace United States 3039 Posts	Posted 06/29/2011 8:25 pm Quote: Its all fake, just like professional wrestling..... flotsam, professional wrestling is fake? Say it isn't so. Edited by numismo 06/29/2011 8:27 pm Report this Post to the Staff
penny man Pillar of the Community United States 659 Posts	Posted 06/29/2011 8:47 pm I did some like that in a wood stove at a cabin Report this Post to the Staff
BrokaToe Valued Member United States 175 Posts	Posted 06/29/2011 9:21 pm All this talk is makin me want to roast some Jeffersons and make SMORES. Report this Post to the Staff
eddiespin Pillar of the Community United States 1547 Posts	Posted 06/29/2011 10:03 pm I'd describe that toning as "thin." Pass on all of these. Report this Post to the Staff
smokeriderdon Pillar of the Community United States 3755 Posts	Posted 06/30/2011 6:09 pm Dont get me wrong. I dont want my entire collection to be toned coins. But do I want examples that I like? You betcha. I have a beautifully toned Morgan that was purposefully toned. My wife snagged one from the same guy on ebay that makes mine look plain. As for damaged... I can see the point. I dont agree across the board, but some of them if the person is overzealous, then yeah, they are damaged. OK, I HAVE to go try this now. LOL Report this Post to the Staff
BadThad Bedrock of the Community United States 19949 Posts	Posted 06/30/2011 7:27 pm Classic look of intentionally toned coins. PMD Lincoln Cent Lover! VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/ Report this Post to the Staff
chasinva69 Valued Member United States 259 Posts	Posted 06/30/2011 7:30 pm I just want to make sure I understand this. You take a 1963 Jefferson nickel worth about 5 cents and put it in the oven for a couple of hours and then when it turns colors you can sell it for $10? And people buy these? Um... not a bad little business plan. Report this Post to the Staff
BrokaToe Valued Member United States 175 Posts	Posted 07/01/2011 7:28 pm Yes, there are alot of collectors of "toned" coins, natural or otherwise. As I have to agree, they are very interesting looking and I like to keep a few as oddities, and they will bring a little premium over regular book price because of this usually, to the right person that is. Report this Post to the Staff
greghansen Valued Member United States 92 Posts	Posted 07/01/2011 7:33 pm Loos bad. Run away. Report this Post to the Staff
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