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As I told you before, that is a myth, just look at the nearly 1000+ year old viking rings in museums that are in perfect shape. Please refrain from talking about things you know nothing about.

Yes I do, do you.have Facebook?

You can also contact me about any commissions through the contact form on my website kellickforge.co.uk/contact

I didn't make the ring, just modified it for a customer.

I believe it is a garnet yes

Liver of sulfur

Thank you, it does seem very popular, I may do some more content like this 😁

Yes it should work with modern silver coins although be a bit harder to do due to the thickness of them. No I wouldn't recommend a rolling pin, the two flat surfaces are essential to get the coin flat, a rolling ping would just leave the coin with a curved bend.

Hahah yeah this is when I first started out, I use a draw bench now 😅 so much easier

To restore the patina I use a chemical called Liver Of Sulphur, it can be purchased online.

If done properly it will increase the value of the coin.

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λιγο τριψημο ακομα και θα τοκανες σκετη λαμαρινα .

You can contact me through my webpage for any work you need doing. kellickforge.co.uk/contact

Hahah thanks man 😅 maybe someone will someday, That'd be cool

Hi there, I've just seen your message. A piece like this will set you back about £15,000.

Custom made, message me through Instagram to discuss @kellickforge

No, only gold and silver

That's alright about the smoke alarm. I met a good friend through a junk telephone. I tied it in it's own cord and took it out to the drive and gave it a good bash. My nighbor across the way thought it was hilarious. Years later walking by the place I found one of the plastic buttons laying in the drive. Good times

I thought it was my bastard smoke detector! 😂 Great restoration of that coin sir. I might try that on my 1830 US seated dime. Thanks for the tips on how to do it!

​@@johndelamontaigne7711 word of warning, this process should not be attempted with any coin that isn't either gold or silver. Thanks for watching 👍

@@kellickforge The bent coin I have is silver. Thanks for the warning and thanks for keeping my coins straight! 🙂

Ha Ha i just went into the kitchen because i thought my smoke alarm battery needed changing.@@johndelamontaigne7711

Thanks bro, I only know the basics but I can do fairly clean lines now.

Sorry for the late reply, it was 2mm I believe

Of course, I'd be delighted to make you one, drop me a message through my Facebook and we can arrange it facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076466657442

Or you can message me through Instagram @kellickforge

@@kellickforge I have an email I can give you.

@@laurabell3592 okay what's your email 🙂

@@kellickforge Thank you. I will keep you in mind.

What do you mean?

It's a Smith Little Torch, I got mine through Cookson Gold.

I'll be making some in silver which I'll be making a video of so just keep an eye out on the channel 👍

@@kellickforge thank you!

Thanks mate yeah I planned to keep it open but the ends could be fused together to make a connected band, you could also draw then ends out and tie them together like traditional examples of viking braided gold rings.

1.6mm I think

That would be about 16 gauge.

I started with about 30 grams of gold wire which split into two rings.

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To be honest , you deserve a lot more. Especially on some of your other videos. Keep going!

@@MariaGarcia-yv7ny thank you ☺️ yeah the algorithm doesn't like me very much 🙃 feel free to share my work on your social media, it helps me a lot ☺️

60/40 silver/copper

Mixture depend on purity of gold

Which Machine are you referring to? 😂

@@kellickforge the machine that you thin the wire with 😂

@@vovi4186 aaah you mean the drawplate, I made a machine with a crank so I don't fix it to a table anymore