Singapore $1 dollar coin with beautiful toning surface

[Raritiescoinlover]

I would like to say hi to everyone in this forum and here is a piece of the Singapore 1968 Statue golden lion $1 dollar coin with beautiful toning surface.The coin is with beautiful toning surface which is golden toning shade on both sides surface.The coin is with golden toning surface which has no cracks,no black spots and no scatches on the surface to be honest with you.The coin is the most beautiful toning surface which belongs right to me from my personal coin collection for so many years of cause right so far.The opinion require.Please check it out on the scans below and let me know what you think there.Thank you

[Raritiescoinlover]

I would think for the golden toning surface on the piece which is extremely rare to be honest with you because it was discovered one to have the shade among millions of them right now there.

[robbiegal]

hum
I am having some trouble with the google translation here

coin looks nice enough but scans can make a coin look either unattractive or in the case of cleaned coins, very attractive

a crisper picture might assist with grading questions

[Robster]

:agreed: Surely you can afford to remove the coin from the 2x2 to take a photo.!! :angel:

[Raritiescoinlover]

hum
I am having some trouble with the google translation here

coin looks nice enough but scans can make a coin look either unattractive or in the case of cleaned coins, very attractive

a crisper picture might assist with grading questions

It is nice to hear your personal opinions from your comment and for the beautiful golden toning on the surface is definely the most attractive toning surface coin to be discovered from my personal collection there.

:agreed: Surely you can afford to remove the coin from the 2x2 to take a photo.!! :angel:

I need to let you know the coin with the beautiful golden toning on the surface is right for the actual shade when view by the naked eye to be honest right now to you.


The actual shade to change lighter on the surface if I have taken the white coin paper for taking picture and post the scans later.

[serial]

hum
I am having some trouble with the google translation here

coin looks nice enough but scans can make a coin look either unattractive or in the case of cleaned coins, very attractive

a crisper picture might assist with grading questions

It is nice to hear your personal opinions from your comment and for the beautiful golden toning on the surface is definely the most attractive toning surface coin to be discovered from my personal collection there.

:agreed: Surely you can afford to remove the coin from the 2x2 to take a photo.!! :angel:

I need to let you know the coin with the beautiful golden toning on the surface is right for the actual shade when view by the naked eye to be honest right now to you.


The actual shade to change lighter on the surface if I have taken the white coin paper for taking picture and post the scans later.

am I the only one who is laughing at this lost in translation broken english?
surely this person is a troll?

[trout]

am I the only one who is laughing at this lost in translation broken english?
 surely this person is a troll?

IF that is the case the Mods will take care of it.:ok:
However that is a pretty harsh call just because the poster doesn't have a perfect grasp of the English language, or a good grasp  of how to grade his/her coins :dodgy:

[Fordprefect]

Well said Trout

Raritiescoinlover

The bad news is that lovely "Toning" you like
is in fact PVC damage to the coin.
The wallet it came in was pure PVC coin killer
Given some time untreated it will look like :-


The Wallet

[Robster]

'Laughing, but in a non ' untoward manner' and only when I am alone.!:dontknow: