Coin Ring Crafting, in less than 10 minutes

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Title	:	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

So where can we buy some ??
Comment from : Chris Camp

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

Where can I get you tools to learn how to do it properly myself
Comment from : TwentyAD &The BC Nocturnal Knights

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

just about 2:24/2:26 I can see where the coin you started with split You edited it out of the continuation and replaced it Nice work in any case, I'm sure failures happen from time to time
Comment from : THG Driver

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