Coin Ring Crafting, in less than 10 minutes

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Название	:	Coin Ring Crafting, in less than 10 minutes
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If you're looking to purchase tools for coin ring making, I have links to all the tools in this video here: wwwjoshuathejewelercom/post/new-video-making-a-ring-from-a-quarter
Comment from : Joshua The Jeweler

Is there a huge market for rings made from quarter's? I see tons of videos on the subject are they lucrative at all?
Comment from : 4EVERSEEKING WISDOM

could the coin be pierced and rolled rather than taking a plug out of it so that a gold or silver coin retains its weight? i like the idea of the ring weighing its face value
Comment from : Kaspar

Can you only use certain coins, like not with a high zinc content
Comment from : Patricia Tefft

Why do you not heat them up and quench them?brWhenever I dont heat, they start to tear??brGreat process btw !
Comment from : DGeert

No annealing?
Comment from : Jeff A

Wow
Comment from : Ziggy Jojie

I love watching this So far it's only been 3 times
Comment from : Obi Obiwan

Very impressive craftmanship sir!!!
Comment from : Redgolf

All that metal to metal contact you have with your die, Don't you lose a lot of detail?
Comment from : craig chuning

Very cool
Comment from : Joe Skinner

Sweet! Don't use current circulation coins though, it's technically a felony to deface legal tender
Comment from : Mickey P

Ok, now that you've shown how is it is let me buy one for $10 well $1025 😂
Comment from : 50levenhunnit

Silver spoon handles make nice men's rings 😎
Comment from : vigo

i need one of those brother
Comment from : Budda Slim

Coulda done it in under 2 if not so clumsy
Comment from : Edward Newman

Kool
Comment from : Angieghost UFORick

Love it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, what happens with the centre part of the coin?? 🤔
Comment from : Alan Preston

Is that anvil circa 1790s? Or circa 18-coolashell!?
Comment from : LDP

Excellent! But aren't you worried? That you'll scratch that gorgeous anvil!? LOL
Comment from : LDP

This is extremely interesting to me however the investment in the anvil another tool working items seem to be a big expense for
Comment from : Rico Big Bear

It is his money He can do anything he wants to As long as he is not trying to put it back into circulation
Comment from : leftDs antiques

This is the perfect example of defacing a coin for art which is a crime that if convicted could land you 5 years in prison With this video as evidence I think a first year law student could get a conviction Just saying you might want to think about what you post
Comment from : Ray N Wall

Its against the law period
Comment from : therealdampaw

Always ANNEAL!
Comment from : Aaron Leon

This was really helpful knowledge for me, I'm hoping one day to be a bladesmith, making and selling rings like this is a great way for me to get started, to earn the money I need for the tools and knowledge for bladesmithing!
Comment from : Acemator

FEDERAL CRIME! 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Keeping IT 💯

You realize this is literally illegal and you posted it for everyone to see 😂
Comment from : Belie Dat

Cool beans But my father would say you're holding the hammers wrong 🙂
Comment from : Manrico Bianchini

Easy to make with the tools
Comment from : Clark Fox

To make a 2 dollar ring
Comment from : Darell Piper

Just go and buy Thousand dollar set of tools
Comment from : Darell Piper

Like making anything, you just need the right tools and understanding
Comment from : Daniel Boone

I have a 1961 dime I want a ring made out of it With the date inside It's the year I was born
Comment from : Lori Neva

For everyone screaming it's illegalit is not You can do whatever you want unless you try to spend it as legal tender
Comment from : keithshep

It’s supposed to be against federal law to destroy currency
Comment from : jack hook

Isn’t it illegal to destroy money?
Comment from : Mr Winslow

nice
Comment from : Alana Blythe

Soo annoying to see your anvil bounce Looks like a 50 cent ring! 😂
Comment from : Clayton Holton

Pretty cool!
Comment from : Stevo

This is a great demonstration! I can figure everything out myself from watching but I think seeing the steps as a basic text narration would do wonders for your audience
Comment from : The Scatologist Copromancer

Yes, nice video I just subscribed Thank you
Comment from : 522 LLHH

It might nice if you described what you were doing?
Comment from : Jim Hopple

Excellent information thank you
Comment from : Dewayne Carton

Not helpful if you don't share the tools with us
Comment from : 522 LLHH

That's cool
Comment from : Richard Kubacak

I like green 😂
Comment from : Les Jones

What about smaller sizes? Looks like they all have to be size 10
Comment from : Betty Thomas

Maybe it's just me, but I was under the impression that altering US currency to make it worth more is a federal crimeIdk just saying
Comment from : fr3dr02

It's weird that it is against federal law to destroy or deface paper currencybrBut not illegal to destroy coinage
Comment from : Teddy Da Bear

im surprised it didnt split
Comment from : Ted Girard

Pretty cool , the punch doubles as a ring sizer Did you make the tools also ? Almost forgot nice anvil :-)
Comment from : Mike Kuczynski

I've heard of guys making rings out of silver coins in WW2 with just a spoon to round it with
Comment from : William Hamilton

I thought defacing currency was illegal
Comment from : Tom Lambert

Impressive but not informative, wasted my time
Comment from : Tj Pelfrey

I bet all those tools are pricey
Comment from : Morrow Sind

Awesome technique truly a craftsmans handiwork "He has sealed talents in their hand"
Comment from : FOCUS 737

I’ll give you 50 cents for your quarter
Comment from : K9 Six

Seriously cool!
Comment from : Alicia Velasco

Illegal to deface or mutilate US coins Federal law
Comment from : Michael Gibbs

Do you sell the rings?
Comment from : george hewitt

That coin was possibly worth 25$ too bad you chopped it up
Comment from : Dwayne Chmielewski

10mins no sweat with right Tools & Mandrel & erra rather large Anvil not to mention some considerable SkillbrGreat piece of work in the end
Comment from : Roadman01