1944 Quarter coin ring, 90% silver, size 6 1/2

Coin ring made from a 1944, 90% silver, quarter to a size 7 ring.
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[@Ed-bc6kd]

Love the ring holder great video thanks

[@maladylis08]

Very nice !

[@coinry]

Thank you!

[@coinry]

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[@noahbailey493]

Love your videos and help, I have a question do you heat up your pickle I see you have in a jar? I’m doing a silver today, Tia

[@coinry]

I heat up the ring and drop it in, I know some heat up the pickle in a pickle pot, but I got this method from a jeweler in town. Just be careful of the splash after dropping it in, I believe it is or has characteristics of an acid.

[@noahbailey493]

Thanks bud, you are a master!

[@noahbailey493]

Sorry but do you not have to rinse in baking soda after pickle?

[@coinry]

@@noahbailey493 I haven’t in the past, I normally run it under water after the ring is done. Before I discard the pickle I’ll put some baking soda in it to neutralize before disposal. I’ll look into it though.

[@mje1625]

When you anneal Washington silver quarters, how long do you typically leave them in the flame? Just before red hot? Just a couple seconds? Thanks!

[@coinry]

That's correct, just a couple of seconds, I do anneal pretty often though for 90% coins because they can work harden quickly.