The Basis for Collecting and Appreciating Naturally Toned Coins, Part 1

by CoinLink on November 12, 2009

in Coin Collector Education, CoinLink, U.S. Coins

In the history of coin collecting in the U.S., most of the greatest all-time collections were characterized by many coins with attractive, natural toning, especially including many coins that had never been cleaned, dipped or otherwise deliberately modified.

I have personally and carefully inspected a substantial percentage of the coins in the Eliasberg, Norweb, and Pittman collections. Further, I have seen a significant number of the naturally toned coins that were previously in the Garrett family and James A. Stack collections. Most of the very scarce ...

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