With so many kids demanding pocket money all over the place the Royal Mint just has to keep busy! See how the Mint makes money for countries all over the World!
Hi Jack, the machine is also known as a reducing machine. It was invented by Victor Janvier back in the early 1800s, he was a Frenchman. In the US the mints used a similar but later machine called the Hill Pantograph. It differed from the Janvier in that it scanned the electro type horizontally rather than radially. Hope this is of interest. The Mom team x
@@magicofmaking nice. Thanks for this, I did a lot of googling to discover they're called Pantographs, but couldn't quite figure out what was said. I love your videos though, thanks for these!
"Whose left that door open?... That's better!" 😄😄
I love the narrator in these vids
Thanks Mark! He's a bit potty! But we love him too :)
He makes these docus more, lets say, interesting and cheerful.
@@rimmipeepsicles1870 exactly! far better than the robots you ere in most videos!
I love when he says "a little help from our old friend electricity"
“And it will be struck by this man’s hydraulically controlled equipment, with the weight of a blue whale behind it.”
I love this channel
Excellent content in all your videos
That’s very kind... thank you :)
@@magicofmaking lol ok so now that we know you guys are still active on here, as of a week ago. We need more!
Great video guys
Хороший монетный двор! 👍
Pls continue putting up video.. Love n support from🇮🇳 india
Thank you :) we will do our best when this silly old Corona nonsense is over. Love from England
How it's made:
F.I.A.T. money.
This is so amzing I love it so much
Did anyone else’s parents walk in on white lubricant....no just me okay...
Brings back some good memories a
2:20 looks like some sort of contraption from Doom
What's the machine at 5:55, I can't figure out how to spell it?
It's called a "pantograph" if anyone else was curious. No idea what the hell name they called it means.
Hi Jack, the machine is also known as a reducing machine. It was invented by Victor Janvier back in the early 1800s, he was a Frenchman. In the US the mints used a similar but later machine called the Hill Pantograph. It differed from the Janvier in that it scanned the electro type horizontally rather than radially. Hope this is of interest. The Mom team x
@@magicofmaking nice. Thanks for this, I did a lot of googling to discover they're called Pantographs, but couldn't quite figure out what was said.
I love your videos though, thanks for these!
HI
Would love to know the Song
Matt
Which one Matt? The opening is from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.
magicofmaking The one starting at 2:37
The music is from the audio network catalogue. Type in some key words relating to the style and you should find it.
@@mattgetson7840was wondering if you ever found this, cause I’ve been looking for the same song and it’s been driving me mad
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