Totally Toned Silver

Great toning on the ASE,1for1 :)

Good to see someone giving this thread a boost...might have an interesting one to show soon..if it ever gets here .
 
1899 Victoria Half Rupee in Mint State with Full Toning

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The $10/map arrived today, reunited with its family. They were in the same type of holder when I bought them.

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Wow...never seen silver toned gold before...looks like the real AU ..
Here is my latest ...have another of this,but it is untoned...could not resist this one.

1991 5oz Perth Mint Calendar round...with lovely blue/green toning

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The obverse has a little more magenta.

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Boyou said:
S. Ohno said:
My favorite Japanese coin "Phoenix" 50 sen

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My favourite Japanese coin ,also, Haven't one with such awesome blue toning though,

Bravo!
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FYI those are two different coins.
The upper one, someone tried to clean it, and it only looks like that at the right angle.
The lower one is UNC and looks good at any angle.

Lynx:
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Britannia without capsule, in sealed mint bag with air holes. For the hardcore who welcome toning AND PVC damage.

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S. Ohno said:
Lynx:
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Source:

Some 25 cents 1967 coins were produced with 80% silver in it, while others with only 50%.

Specifications
Alloy:
1) 80% silver, 20% copper,
2) 50% silver, 50% copper
Weight: 5.83 grams
Diameter : 23.88 mm
Engraver: Obverse: Arnold Machin, Walter Ott, Reverse: Alex colville, Myron Cook
Designer: Obverse: Arnold Machin, Walter Ott, Reverse: Alex colville, Myron Cook
Edge: Reeded
Magnetism: Nonmagnetic
Die axis:
 
Some more dirty ones :) The maple was from a recently broken roll...the pick of the litter.

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And the JM 1 ozers are nicely bronzed with a hint of magenta/purple on the rim.Photos could be better but ,you get the idea

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Thanks for the medal...nice colours..great definition on the heraldry..

Show is beaut,but can we have the tell too? :)
 
Well, here is the other side. Don't drink and look! The perspective is off.

Herzogenaurach, in Bavaria, home of Adidas and Puma.
"MEDAILLEN KUNST 1000" on edge.

Anything more and I would just be copying from Wikipedia and whatnot.
I have no idea what the 1700 means
Surely not this: "Adidas' new research and design center in Herzogenaurach, Germany, is the place where 1,700 workers develop new products for the world leader in sports equipment and apparel"
:D

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Ha ...the perspective is STYLISTICALLY embellished...I like it.

This is how map makers once described the world :)
 
S. Ohno said:
Well, here is the other side. Don't drink and look! The perspective is off.

Herzogenaurach, in Bavaria, home of Adidas and Puma.
"MEDAILLEN KUNST 1000" on edge.

Anything more and I would just be copying from Wikipedia and whatnot.
I have no idea what the 1700 means
Surely not this: "Adidas' new research and design center in Herzogenaurach, Germany, is the place where 1,700 workers develop new products for the world leader in sports equipment and apparel"
:D

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What 1700? I only see 1500 ;) it's showing what Herzogenaurach was like back in the 1500's. 'Um' means 'about'.
 
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