Handmade Coins

Cool.

Nice! Pipe with ID +~1mm or less would make a good sleeve instead of holding alignment of the two dies with your hands. I've been thinking about doing something similar. Maybe start with melting my aluminum cans, copper and brass scrap into coin blanks or small bars. Fun way to stack and store base metals.

Hi

Do you sell the die’s

Where did you get that die from friend?

Do you know where i can buy a custom mold like this to make coins but with my logo and desing

How did you make the mold with which you struck the coin?

cool

if we ever went to the barter system, I'd wanna see all sorts of wacky ass coins that people can come up with since metal would be worth its weight.

Amazing ! Is there a place where i could make my own die ? I would love to made my own custom médiéval style coins

Very nice !

Qué metal usó ,Plata o aluminio. Sé puede hacer con cualquiera de los dos??
Y en dónde se puede comprar los troqueles para marcas las caras de la moneda. ?? Gracias.

How did you make the die? I am trying to figure out how I want to make it right now and it would help me a lot if you could briefly describe how you made it.

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I want to do this but I have a few questions what where you melting it on and how do u make the dies

Very cool, im going to try this myself

That is so cool

hello where do you get these "imprints"

I would love to make a ton of these, build a treasure chest and just dump it in the ocean somewhere off the coast for divers to find one day. Either that or just dump a chest with a note inside that say that the real treasure us friendship and love 😂

Great video :) do you think can it be done with tin instead of silver? Thanks

Ware did you get the die made

Then the coin experts comes and inspect the coin. Oh yes this a vintage coin worth about 20k rare find.
This guy laughing sure sure give me the money...lol

but it takes a much money to make it

You nailed it. Just a joke

You sir...are a wizard

I am very interested in learning and doing this.

Supe

Why the music so sad in the background thou ?

If you make a copy of an old coin then it is a fake but if you build the whole town village and tall ship is it still fake?

You're mad.

I may have had an ancestor who did this for William of Normandy. Fascinating business.

Can a professional ancient coin dealer tell the difference between the real/genuine coins and the kind of coins your making?

That could be easy understanding even for a little kid....nowadays it is easy to do the die with laser, 3d printers and etc....how did they do the stamp and those small letters and numbers in hard metal...that's the point and the one million dollar question.

Hi, where can I get those small silver rods?

Can you do that with gold?

what is the diameter of your dies?

Where did you get/how did you make the dies?

Can I commission you to make me some money for a board game? I need a bunch.

how did you punch the die ????

How did you make the die ?

music sounds like it should be at the beginning of a Lord of The Rings movie

can you make that , fron that you have given the desgin

What kind of stone or material are you melting this on? Is this just a small anvil?

Hey man, I have a question. I have 17 ounces of gold and I wanted to make my own coins, is it possible just to melt the gold by it self or do I need to add some sort of alloy or strengthen it?

I would love to know where you had your dyes made I've been thinking about making my own coins like this but have no clue where to get the dyes

What do you use to make your raw material and how do you get dies to make the stamps

awsome hammered coins