Ep. 4 Monster Toned Morgan Dollars with Jacob Matiyevsky
Where to Find Jacob:
https://www.monstertonedmorgans.com/
https://www.instagram.com/monstertonedmorgans/
Where you can find me (Tony)
https://cabbagecoins.com/
https://www.instagram.com/cabbage_coins/
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Keywords
Toned Morgan Dollars, Coin Collecting, Silver Coins, Coin Value, Coin Toning, Morgan Dollar History, Coin Grading, Collectible Coins, Rare Coins, Coin Market
Summary
In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews Jacob Matiyevsky, owner of Monster Toned Morgan, about the fascinating world of Toned Morgan dollars. Jacob shares his journey into coin collecting, the science behind the toning process, and the historical significance of Morgan dollars. The conversation delves into the factors that influence the value of toned coins, the desirability of specific colors and patterns, and the distinction between artificial and natural toning. Jacob also discusses market trends, auction records, and the importance of grading in the coin collecting world. The episode concludes with insights on how collectors and dealers can connect with Jacob and the community.
Takeaways
Jacob specializes in rainbow-toned Morgan dollars.
Toned Morgans are silver dollars that have reacted with their environment.
The toning process involves a reaction with sulfur and silver.
The thickness of the silver sulfide layer affects color reflection.
Bright colors like green and red are more valuable.
Artificial toning is frowned upon in the coin market.
The highest auction record for a toned Morgan is $61,000.
Focal areas on coins are crucial for grading.
Unique patterns can enhance a coin's value.
Collectors can connect with Jacob through his website and Instagram.
Chapters
00:00 Preview Intro
00:41 Introduction to Toned Morgan Dollars
03:52 The History of Morgan Dollars
06:24 The Science Behind Toning
10:14 Factors Affecting Value of Toned Morgans
13:20 Desirable Colors and Patterns
17:15 Market Trends and Auction Records
22:33 Identifying Artificially Toned Coins
25:14 The Art of Coin Toning
30:44 Understanding Coin Grading and Value
31:57 The Impact of Color on Coin Value
36:18 Exploring Reverse Toning in Coins
40:33 Connecting with Collectors and Dealers
https://www.monstertonedmorgans.com/
https://www.instagram.com/monstertonedmorgans/
Where you can find me (Tony)
https://cabbagecoins.com/
https://www.instagram.com/cabbage_coins/
Like the content? Consider buying me a Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/cabbagecoins
Keywords
Toned Morgan Dollars, Coin Collecting, Silver Coins, Coin Value, Coin Toning, Morgan Dollar History, Coin Grading, Collectible Coins, Rare Coins, Coin Market
Summary
In this episode of the Cabbage Coins podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz interviews Jacob Matiyevsky, owner of Monster Toned Morgan, about the fascinating world of Toned Morgan dollars. Jacob shares his journey into coin collecting, the science behind the toning process, and the historical significance of Morgan dollars. The conversation delves into the factors that influence the value of toned coins, the desirability of specific colors and patterns, and the distinction between artificial and natural toning. Jacob also discusses market trends, auction records, and the importance of grading in the coin collecting world. The episode concludes with insights on how collectors and dealers can connect with Jacob and the community.
Takeaways
Jacob specializes in rainbow-toned Morgan dollars.
Toned Morgans are silver dollars that have reacted with their environment.
The toning process involves a reaction with sulfur and silver.
The thickness of the silver sulfide layer affects color reflection.
Bright colors like green and red are more valuable.
Artificial toning is frowned upon in the coin market.
The highest auction record for a toned Morgan is $61,000.
Focal areas on coins are crucial for grading.
Unique patterns can enhance a coin's value.
Collectors can connect with Jacob through his website and Instagram.
Chapters
00:00 Preview Intro
00:41 Introduction to Toned Morgan Dollars
03:52 The History of Morgan Dollars
06:24 The Science Behind Toning
10:14 Factors Affecting Value of Toned Morgans
13:20 Desirable Colors and Patterns
17:15 Market Trends and Auction Records
22:33 Identifying Artificially Toned Coins
25:14 The Art of Coin Toning
30:44 Understanding Coin Grading and Value
31:57 The Impact of Color on Coin Value
36:18 Exploring Reverse Toning in Coins
40:33 Connecting with Collectors and Dealers
