Full Version: Toned Jefferson
Got this toned Jefferson this week. I'm hoping to put together a set of early toned Jeffs (38-64) in a Capitol holder. I ordered the holder from my neighborhood coin dealer yesterday.
Very attractive!
very cool!
sharp detail OBV too. Has anyone ever seen toned '42-'45 Jefferson nickels? I'm curious what those would look like with the manganese toning.
sharp detail OBV too. Has anyone ever seen toned '42-'45 Jefferson nickels? I'm curious what those would look like with the manganese toning.
QUOTE(likes_Ikes @ Feb 10 2006, 12:28 AM)
very cool!
sharp detail OBV too. Has anyone ever seen toned '42-'45 Jefferson nickels? I'm curious what those would look like with the manganese toning.
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sharp detail OBV too. Has anyone ever seen toned '42-'45 Jefferson nickels? I'm curious what those would look like with the manganese toning.
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I bought this one on impulse just because it looked nice - I'm glad I did, but I like the coloring on Blackhawk's even better..
Nice coin.
Both coins are terrific. Nice set to be built Blackhawk -- should be a bit of a challenge. Enjoy it.
Awesome Toning!
Very nice!
Lovely coin. That's going to be a very nice collection when it's finished. Good luck with that.
Now, that sounds like a fun collection to put together 
Love that color, Bill
Love that color, Bill
I love the way Jeffersons tone.
I'm especially crazy about THAT one.
I'm especially crazy about THAT one.
Here are a couple of nice toned Jeffersons that started out white and spent almost 20 years in a Dansco. They are a lot more colorful than the photos appear.
Purty Jeffs! I think I love toned nickels because they seen to tone with a lot of golden colors and pastels.
Pics don't do it justice,,, I love toned nickels[attachmentid=1137][attachmentid=1137]. You can get them cheaper than the quarters, halves, etc. too.
I don't want to redo it all so here's my toned Jeff's from old CP.
http://www.thestujoecollection.net/viewtopic.php?t=13465
http://www.thestujoecollection.net/viewtopic.php?t=13465
nice!
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