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Offline NoHope587

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So I had this really ratty looking 1964 Quarter and a hammer.

Here is what I did today some of you will no doubt be horrified by the results.

Looks like I need to find a way to buff it up nice and shiny to finish it.




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Offline Eringobraugh

I ve seen this done before...looks to me like youve done a good job!!!!

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I found a bent holed WL half in my junk silver draw.
Still needs to be polished and could do with some more shaping but turned it into a size 14 ring.





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Offline AdamL

How did you do that with just a hammer?

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AdamL, see this site for instructions... http://homepage.mac.com/johnhuber/CoinRing/PhotoAlbum20.html


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Steel pipe for the size of the final product a mandrill would be better but they cost money...
Nylon hammer
Vice grips and a dremmel

Drill out the center of the coin place on top of pipe and beat the edges down around the pipe.
Shave off the top with a cutter disc and beat the rim smooth.

Use the dremmel to polish

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Nice, I like it. I have "spooned" quite a few coins into rings, but I could never figure out how to keep the design on both sides. Now I know! Gonna have to give it a shot with the next "junk" half dollar I find.