Certified PCGS MS-63 in an old green label holder (OGH).  Two sided 'sheet' toning, most likely the result of being stored in a high sulfur coin envelope.  Primarily a light orange-gray with reddish undertones, some hints of bluish-gray. One Half Dime-sized area at the end of the Eagle's tail that resisted toning and shows as a whitish 'silvery' void in the overall color.  I know what people tend to think about toned Peace Dollars (and I do not typically disagree with that assessment), however in this case I have no concerns whatsoever that this color is genuine.  The coin overall seems clean for the grade.  The older holder itself shows some light marks and scuffs typical of the age, that appear to sort of 'float' above the coin's surface when viewed - these may not be visible in the images provided and are mentioned for accuracy. Otherwise the slab is damage free.  Opinions regarding the value of toned coins varies widely, especially those that are a bit darker rather than polychromatic.  Typically enough an owner thinks more highly of such coins than prospective purchasers, naturally, and I am definitely asking a premium - however not as much as some of the crazy numbers realized recently by Peace Dollars with color!  To that end, I have 'aimed high' to allow the largest number of people to view the listing (as I am no rush to sell this), and added a Make an Offer option.  Just be polite please ...