How to Make a Morgan Dollar Coin Ring updated Methods

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Title	:	How to Make a Morgan Dollar Coin Ring updated Methods
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Thank you! Easy to understand!
Comment from : Wesley Dyer

I'm wearing one there neat
Comment from : Easy does it truckers life

I found a Morgan silver whole metal detecting a few years ago I think I want to try this! Thanks for the video! You do classes? Where are you located?
Comment from : Austin M Craig

Please don’t ever do this again it really makes me cry
Comment from : Mitchell B

Pekerjaan yang rapih dan hasil yang memuaskan
Comment from : Iskandar Bang

Are you in Oregon?
Comment from : collecto6

I love that curved shape, something I can’t achieve using just a mandrel and nylon mallet
Comment from : Faith in Yeshua

How much for a Morgan in size 13???? Thanks, Lee
Comment from : Robert Kraker

Anything I can do to stop it from turning my finger green Thanks
Comment from : al

The cone shaped die you used came from Harbor Frieght?
Comment from : Jay Strainovici

Do you use original or reproduction morgans for your rings?
Comment from : Jack Meyers

Thank you you have no idea how many times I’ve watched this video
Comment from : Brian Pemberton

Hi wanted to order on your website for delivery to Uk? Is this possible?brGreat rings!
Comment from : mark pearson

Why does this morgan look fake?
Comment from : S WS

With 10 copper will it turn skin green
Comment from : nobackhands

Im still wait to be picked for the 1k give away:) I’ve got a Morgan silver dollar I would love to have made into a ring what would that run me
Comment from : Chris Watson

Have you ever made a Trade Dollar ring?
Comment from : Mr Mister

i work to collect them and you drill holes in them Dude, you got skills but I can't hurt a Morgan
Comment from : Mr Mister

Could I make these only using a 1-ton arbor press rather than using the A-frame press to reduce it? Thanks!
Comment from : James Edwards

Greetings I like your rings and I was wondering if you can make a platinum coin ring and make a video of it
Comment from : A Chontal Nic

Hey, great info for 4 years ago but we, and you have moved on
Comment from : David Russo

Why isn’t there a video on how to make an eisenhower clad/silver coin ring?
Comment from : Brian P

Now is both sides of the ring hole gonna be a size 12 or is the opposite side going to be bigger?
Comment from : Chris P Bacon

Nice rings
Comment from : William Royalty

Beauty Eh!
Comment from : Richard Larmour

The silver coin ring is really nice
Comment from : THE COIN MAN

What is the width?
Comment from : Steve Podraza

Do you sell these coin rings? I sure would like to buy one
Comment from : Jeff Slosson

Is it possible to make the Morgan dollar without the swedish wrap technique?
Comment from : Darryl Hunn

do you think a 1 ton press will do the job or should I get a 2 ton?
Comment from : perroblanco49

Easy way to draw the hole is tofind a washer at your local hardware store close to the size of your coindraw your circleno brainer!!
Comment from : William

Sir I want to that type ring brHow much cost plz tell me sir
Comment from : Ganesh Gaddam

What is the angle on the Swedish Dye I’m making die in a machine shop
Comment from : J man J man

Hi Skyler I got my ring in the mail and it fits perfectly, and really well done, many thanks and hope for the future and make another one
Comment from : Joab Petersen

Hi from Denmark did u receive my two coins i send u , still u the best ring maker great work and videos
Comment from : Joab Petersen

Great Ring how to contact you to order one ?
Comment from : 2005 Deramax

I'm catching on to this Skyler look out😇 thanks again 🌞
Comment from : Mike Russell

Do you know who the first person that made a coin ring? 😇
Comment from : Mike Russell

I find that the hardest thing is the fold I did a Morgan a day ago it turned out nice but sizing it it split rite in the middle any ideas why that happened😇
Comment from : Mike Russell

You make that look so ez I've ruined 5 Morgan's still can't get one to turn out but have slot of scrap 😇
Comment from : Mike Russell

Can watch this all day long
Comment from : Ganesh Kulal

Great video as always😇
Comment from : Mike Russell

@Change you can wear, that is so cool! I wish I had all the equipment to get two made Do you make them if someone that wants to buy??
Comment from : Bayou Bullion

I love your rings 😍
Comment from : Dulles 1975

Cool Process> But its illegal to deface any American made coin > If caught! Its a fine of 10k, and 10 yrs imprisonment !
Comment from : 426 SUPER BEE

PS nice intro!
Comment from : Scott Horst

Thats nice!brI want to have onebrIs there any way?
Comment from : Job Estremos

You have skills
Comment from : Steven

Is it illegal to do this to a coin and sell it? I wondered about that
Comment from : chad skabronski

how much would one of these cost me in an 8 or 85? thanks, love your handy work
Comment from : Exploring New England

That is crazy cool!
Comment from : ThunderMountain Tactical

If you were to want that same size ring with a coin as large as a Morgan dollar but, don’t have a Swedish wrap folding cone, couldn’t you just start with a smaller hole like 3/8” and just have a thicker ring? And do you also size the cut side the same or do you just make it symmetrical on the outside? Because, when I try to make the inside size the same the outside isn’t perfectly symmetrical
Comment from : cody hallford

How do you decide what you want outside on a morgan coin ring!!?? Out of all the rings I make it's the hardest one to choose You have an 1800s date you almost have to have it on the outside but all the nice details , In God we Trust, one dollar and United States are all on the opposite side🤔
Comment from : nascardude86

Can I buy 1
Comment from : Morningstar Diaries II

Thanks,i can try make too hhhhhha
Comment from : Samsung Tab 3 Lite

I like the Oregon license plate shelves in the background
Comment from : racerx6

where did you purchase that deburing tool?
Comment from : Brian Young

I would love to send you a Morgan for this
Comment from : Junius Maltby

this method looks way easier and way more expensive, but also worth it brI haven't made any rings yet though, I've only started purchasing the tools brjust need a torch and a pressthey should definitely pay you for promoting these tools hahaha thanks for the videos
Comment from : Julio Rosas-Cortes

Just got my Morgan Dollar silver ring in the mail I am thrilled It is very well done and looks great! Thanks for your hard work!
Comment from : Joel Buchanan

Skyler I hope I spelled your name right I would like to ask you a question
Comment from : Josh Dominguez

What's your trick on getting such a defined patina to the raised markings
Comment from : john pace

It sounds like a jeweler's lathe would suit your production well, as it would offer you more control for deburring Depends on how much you care about it, given that you'll probably want to sand it again anyway
Comment from : Mndless