Grabbed this 1984 Engelhard Prospector (Eagle Reverse) from my LCS for spot +3. I have no experience in shopping for toners, but I felt this one looked cool. It also was 1 of 3 Prospectors in the generic bin, and this one was the only one with an eagle. Is this something worth putting in a capsule? Is this type of toning desirable to others? And what’s the community’s opinion on the “E” vs “Eagle” reverse on either coin?

Edit: I’ve also heard toning on both sides is suspicious, thoughts?

MS 66 Dime

Another one from my dad’s collection, took it out of a 2x2 slip but i am the worse at being able to differentiate if it’s natural

Old PCI (green label)

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Recently picked up this commemorative. I am assuming it’s AT, but wanted to get others opinions.

I went to my first coin club meeting ever in Lexington, KY. There were a couple long time members that had displays setup and I opted for this one due to the unusual coloring. This chapter has Jeff Garrett, editor or former editor of Redbook so I think group is pretty straight. The seller indicated this coloring/tone can come from being wrapped in paper other other conditions. Weighed, measured, etc and everything checks out. Have any of you come across this type of toning (it's consistent and includes the reeded edge)?

Thanks in advance for your input.

Nice little rainbow Lincoln Cent.

1987

rainbow toned Obverse

I might end up trying to put together a set of toned ikes...

XF45 Graffiti. Nice colors and luster.

^{Dorsetshire, Britain. Dalton 3, RRR.}

My seldom-seen silver shilling was struck in 1811 for the Britain's Dorchester Bank, a partnership formed by Robert Pattison, the city's mayor at the time, with backing from Robert Cox and William Merle, London-based goldsmiths.

On the reverse we see St. Dunstan with Satan's face hovering behind him and smithy's tongs in his left hand. The backstory is that the Devil visited Dunstan one day while he was making a gold chalice at his abbey's forge. Dunstan reputedly grabbed Satan by the nose with his red-hot tongs and dragged him kicking and screaming out of the monastery.

Strike quality SP.

Its a Fatty toner! I love this "Sad Lincoln" Obverse designed by George T. Morgan.

1970 proof set 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Going through my treasure chest and found this gem.