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I made my own SILVER COINS! - Making custom silver rounds - 3d printing to metal casting

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pathetic Comment from : carlos villacastin carracelas

good Comment from : Minerals Old coins copper, silver, gold Elements

So now that you have a milling machine, does this mean you can mill coin designs into two steel plates and stamp out your own custom coins? Comment from : Asertix357

I like Two Steps MaGee Comment from : PlasticPellets

would you ever try making your own coin press? Comment from : Daniel Brown

As far as the loss - do you catch the powder that gets filed off of the silver? Wouldn't you just be able to melt it back in with the rest of the scrap? Comment from : Brunhilda Formaldehyde

Lost wax casting only way to get quality Comment from : Don Watts

Sand casting isnt recommended for level of details and accuracy you are trying to achieve Comment from : lt

I came back for a second watch on this, Great job!brI may make some coins myself Comment from : Homestead Aquarius

That’s next level! Nice job! Beautiful coins! Comment from : Matt Byron

How tall was your lettering? Comment from : Oak Ridge Review

Very cool, This was a great one Comment from : My Silver Journey

How do you recover the tiny cuttings and shavings from Filing? Comment from : J D

Can u please send me your email address brBaldwin Comment from : Baldwin Francis

Me : how much have you the fine silver?brRobinson Foundry : YES Comment from : Fahmi

😢😢😢 10 Oz Troy but great video Comment from : Pedro Narnaez

This was a really good video I've never cast anything yet but I learned a lot in this video I'm likely only going to be melting things like brass, copper and aluminum Comment from : Pendragon

When casting dental alloys we preheat the casting mold medium so it is a similar temp to the alloy This cuts down on turbulence a great deal Anyway you could preheat the sand? Comment from : BladeFit Academy

has anyone tried to make fake US coins yet and attempted to use them lol Comment from : Lord Josh

Thanks Comment from : Raven66 Raven66

I wish one of you in this group who do this stuff would show how coins have been made for thousands of years Because this is not it The US mint used a (and I'm not joking) button machine Comment from : Edward Meer

Those silver bars look tasty Comment from : TJP projects

silver dabloons Comment from : gamering

You rock! I need to know your preferred method in casting double sided coin molds Does that moist clay / sand work the best? Dif you ever figure out the solution to cast the finest detailed silver coins? Comment from : Nicholas Dugdale

Are you looking for a metal parts manufacturer? Comment from : 毕梅艾

what the sand called you used Comment from : nicholas eas

Great video, thanks for sharing! Comment from : Nathan King

graphite molds seem like they would be easier and more reliable? Comment from : Wesley

What can be the cost of this much silver? Comment from : Frédéric Dumont

Damn that would be cool if I could send you a custom logo to do this with! Very, very nice job! Comment from : GD SOB

Mr Robinson, dude this is amazingbrYou've inspired mebrFor fun I'm thinking about making some hunter biden high on crack 1oz roundsbrI think that'd be funny, maybe not to everyone but still Comment from : D S

I love silvers 🥰 Comment from : Kayne Fryday

NBD…Lost 20 grams…🤣😂🤣brImagine gold Comment from : Barry Sotero

Try again But this time pre-heat your mold and let it sit longer to cool Comment from : Blue Sky SCUBA Nut

I wonder if it would've been better to put the mods in plaster and burn it out rather than sand casting Comment from : HondaAholic

Very cool! Failure to Success fine job Comment from : murph murph

I would like to pan out your sandblasting medium Comment from : Grateful Doge

if you got silver to waste like that send me a coin lol Comment from : Candie California

Any for sale? Comment from : Brian

Cool thanks Comment from : Travis Andrews

dont cast silver, imprint because youll never get the detail you want from Casting Comment from : LocalLegend

Maybe the mold needs to be heated? Comment from : andrew frazier

High Respect to and you're coin making Comment from : DarkBlu117z Crookedneck

I have a bounch of your coins Comment from : Hussein hussein

Maybe a better way is casting blanks and hammering them out Comment from : Pyro Sapien

That brought back memories of long ago years Eventually i learned how to press the metals I always had problems with bubbles, even with making rings Some of the fancier guys had a centrifuge but couldn't afford it I did however have a press Lot's of fun figuring it out but it worked Just like the mint Comment from : Richard Beee

2 ounces is wear its at Comment from : Isaac Greenough

👍 great video thanks Comment from : willbedone777

Fun but a fail Comment from : Mac Clark

I think you showed why coins are struck in a die instead of cast Looks like a lot of fun Comment from : No Longer Amused

As much as I am into this type of thing and the video is awesome it pains me to see those silver bars go Comment from : Jacob Duncan

How can I give 5 thumbs up for this viddo? Comment from : Ziegen Sauger

Do you sell Comment from : Rillwill

I thought the mold making was rad Comment from : Andrew Destefano

Have you tried to make quarter size rounds yet? Comment from : Sir Louis The Third

stamp them with QR codes that link to useful data like how to videos and scientific documentation, and or media collections at different denominations of value Comment from : King Masterlord

thats good results for 999 silver, however the best silver alloy to give all details is 925 Comment from : Lancelot Tavola

Is that just a baking sifter you’re using for the initial fine sand? Comment from : Sean Brown

what type of sand do you use for the mold? Comment from : Trey Marshall

Don't use sand for casting silver Use plaster and lost wax method Comment from : don mcarthur

this is amazing!! i can't wrap my head around the fact that humans have been casting coins for over thousands of years ago Comment from : P

If I commissioned you to make 7, one ounce silver custom coins, what would you charge me? Comment from : Marcus Irwin

Sand molds are not the best for capturing details Investment casting with a centrifuge or vacuum table is the way to go, unless you have coin-striking equipment, which isn’t financially feasible for hobbyists Comment from : Nunya Business

I have to ask, what is the obsession of guys with skulls as decoration and tattoos? I have never understood it Comment from : NirvanicSunshine

It sounds like Silver but I miss the high pitch sound Perhaps because the coins are thick Comment from : Gijs V

Have you attempted creating custom dies in order to mint silver rounds as opposed to casting? (I have no idea if this is feasible or not using the equipment shown in the video) Comment from : Steve Boyd

OK, just how difficult would it be to cast a coin with a reeded edge? Comment from : Vince Dibona

I would be careful about doing any more of this because silver is a monitory metal casting round without being a registered mint can cause some legal trouble As it's your own design and not a copy of any other mint I can't think of any problems but this video could be used as evidence against you Comment from : James Spiva

Hi which type of sand do you use please and thank you Comment from : JLSsculptureDesign

Great video Have you considered centrifugal casting for coin production? Often used as a way to produce fine detail things like warhammer models back in the day Also i think it will mean less work after the cast I think you can use plaster to pour the casts too Some jewelers 3d print using a wax like filament that totally disappears when molten metal is poured over it, no need for a 2 part cast Comment from : Sam Sterling

I thought the thumbnail was clickbait they look so good Comment from : Steel Emerald

The 20g of silver can be recovered for future meltdowns, get a jewelers rug You send the rug off every so many years and they melt it and hand over the metals in it Comment from : Oliver Valdes

Coins stamps Comment from : Earl Gordon

Several fails later and realizes this is not how coins are actually made :) Comment from : Bunny Niyori

Those coins 🪙 very cool Comment from : Ronald GUNDRUM

How much for each? Comment from : MediaHouse110

This is why stuff is stamped Comment from : Among Us

That's why most mints will stamp them Absolutely cool video though! Comment from : Luke Baehr

Nice but I bet it is too much working on the coins Comment from : Catholic 3 DOD

They turned out great man Well done 👏 👍 Comment from : Damian Baker

I think those coins came out great!👍🇬🇧 Comment from : TheGreatest

Coins aren't cast they're mintedbrbrAll the problems you had - is why they're minted versus cast brbrThey're cool coins and the best I've seen for casted coins but yeah - minting :)brbrBTW - craziest thing ever minted coins look so amazing because when they're struck the pressures generated by the striking actually cause the top layer of the metal to liquify and flow up into the mold of the striking die When it's done at exceptionally high pressure and with really well-polished blanks (they're burnished before striking) that's how you get those "proof" minted coins That mirror finish and whatnot come from how much pressure is present for that fraction of a second and the liquification of the metal and the immediate draw of it into the diebrbrThere are a zillion video online it's quite the process to watch Comment from : Bryan Del Monte

You cannot cast pure silver or make jewelry out of it its to soft that's why we use 925 0r so because it has other metals in it to give it extra strength Comment from : Mark Felkins

this should be designated as a crime!!! Comment from : Wern Richard

I've only cast silver once, and since it was a jewelery class, we used a sling, which uses centrifugal force to get the metal in completely brA vacuum casting method might help you improve quality as wellbrGreat vid Comment from : F DeMascio

Bit strange to cast coins like this, rather than casting blanks and stamping them like mints do Comment from : Edwin

all that wasted silver Comment from : Pickle rick!!

If I sent you old silver service pieces would you make coins from them? Comment from : Fscott

You can only get fine detail in silver coins by stamping not casting Comment from : fivestar

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