Is this normal toning for on this 1944 penny

[Daniel72]

I have this 44 a 47 and 57 like this. Out of 500 wheats they are the only ones like this.

[Gcantrell7]

Cents can tone many colors based on the conditions they're stored in. The one 44 appears to have been cleaned and has started to retone.

[Daniel72]

none of these have been cleaned.

[Gcantrell7]

Have you had these coins since they were minted? I didn't say you cleaned them. Some time in the past 88 years someone cleaned it.

[Daniel72]

NO it has not. And I can read thank you very much. I know what you said. And it still is WRONG. I may not of had since it was minted but my grandfather did!! And I have had it for almost 40 years.

[mustbebob]

Daniel, If you insist on being so abusive on your replies, I will not hesitate to remove these posts. This is not the first time you have done this. Our members are giving you their opinion, remember that.
All of these coins have been circulated. Unless you had these coins under your direct control and have observed their handling since they were minted, then you must believe that environmental and circulation issues affect different coins in different ways. How it was handled, how it was stored and how it was used, all affect the toning on a coin. Finger oils, old cleanings and application of other chemicals also change the color. To say they were absolutely not cleaned while in your possession is cool, but to say they were not while they were circulating before your ownership is difficult to prove.
Please be respectful here. If you place a thread here asking for opinions, expect that you may not like all the opinions given.