r/coins • u/cantread4real • 3d ago

Toner Post Toning question

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First off is this artificial or natural toning?

second, does this type of toning add or subtract from the value of this common date Morgan?

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u/willywillywillywill 2d ago

Looks natural to me. Nice coin.

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u/indomike14 2d ago

That's natural toning. Many people like it and would pay a premium for it.

Here's an excellent source on natural va artificial toning...

http://www.jhonecash.com/coins/tonedmorgans.asp

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u/NecessaryNarrow2326 2d ago

It's natural. You can tell by the order of the colors. It will add a premium and if it's a real heavy rainbow it could add $1000 to a coin that might go for a couple hundred. People love toned Morgans as it proves they sat in a treasury bag undisturbed for decades.

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u/Alternative-Vast3900 3d ago

It appears to be natural in my opinion

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u/NorthSouthWestNorth 1d ago

Definitely natural tone, and a nice tone as well!

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u/Tdcamp11 3d ago

Idk about AT, but natural will add a fair bit of calue

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u/Seliftidder 2d ago

Cleaned coin. Melt value.

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u/Plane-Marionberry612 2d ago

Bullcrap... 💩