coin rings

[jddave79]

I'm sure this topic has came up a few times but, since I haven't posted for quite awhile or been been active in the forum I would start anew.

I have seen 2 different ways that coin rings are/were made one looks drilled with the outside smooth and some of the design still visible on the inside. The second has got me scratching my head....both the inside and outside still have the coin design visible like it has been rolled. below are links with both examples pictured. If anyone has any insight into techniques that would be great.


Thanks - JD in WV

http://hackedgadgets.com/wp-content/_coin_ring_6.jpg
http://www.coinworld.com/news/032408/bw2_big.jpg

 

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[Gator01]

Ive sent you and email with an attachment. It is a PDF file for making coinrings. Hope its what you are looking for.
John

 

[Argentium]

Hey Gator , do ya think you could send me that info too ? I'd be very grateful - Thanks !

Argentium.

 

[jddave79]

Thanks for the info John.....time to try it out!

HH- JD in WV

 

[brokenarrow]

no matter how much i stare at these rings and try to figure out how its done, for the life of me i cant.just when i think i have it figured out.....well

 

[packerbacker]

Here's the best site I've found for them.
http://members.shaw.ca/john_edmonton/HowtomakeaCoinRings[2].pdf

 

[pookie-princess of rust]

cool

 

[brokenarrow]

thanks for that article. dont know how i missed it. it was very informative.

 

[FloridaBill]

Here's the best site I've found for them.
http://members.shaw.ca/john_edmonton/HowtomakeaCoinRings[2].pdf

You can find Mr Edmonton here at the Garret forum all the time. Just case anyone needs some extra help or info, I'm sure he won't mind, seems like a nice enough fellow.

I have emailed him several times asking and he doesn't reply so I would say your statement is untrue....