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So, I've started working on the folded ring type, since most of my tools are here, but I just can't get past this point without my steel mandrel! Even so, these are a lot easier and more fun to make than the other type. Anywho, I decided to just buff and polish them out and put them on display! Believe me, they look even better in person cuz they have an almost mirror-like shine. I mean, really, after annealing, a process that helps eliminate cracks, they had this really gross black residue on them that was next to impossible to remove, but then I figured out how to buff that off and I was amazed at how they shined! Believe me, I'm doing these coins a favor, cuz they've never looked this good before.

Two of these will be for sale: The top, a 1979 Susan B Anthony silver dollar (actually copper and nickel), and the inverted one on the bottom left, a 2002 Ohio state coin! Send me a note if you're interested!

pyroxyz out!

Description
So, I've started working on the folded ring type, since most of my tools are here, but I just can't get past this point without my steel mandrel! Even so, these are a lot easier and more fun to make than the other type. Anywho, I decided to just buff and polish them out and put them on display! Believe me, they look even better in person cuz they have an almost mirror-like shine. I mean, really, after annealing, a process that helps eliminate cracks, they had this really gross black residue on them that was next to impossible to remove, but then I figured out how to buff that off and I was amazed at how they shined! Believe me, I'm doing these coins a favor, cuz they've never looked this good before.

Two of these will be for sale: The top, a 1979 Susan B Anthony silver dollar (actually copper and nickel), and the inverted one on the bottom left, a 2002 Ohio state coin! Send me a note if you're interested!

pyroxyz out!