How to Straighten A Gold Hammered Coin (tutorial)
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2024
- Welcome to Episode 2 where we will be taking a closer look at the amazing gold hammered quarter noble I found while out metal detecting on the ' Onlymeagain Metal Detecting' channel.
More importantly, I will show you how I sort out my coins that I find which are bent, bruised and buckled and restore them to their former glory.
This video will show you how to do it at home yourself with simple tools instead of sending it away to ''experts'' for large sums of money.
I hope you enjoy it and please leave a comment and let me know what you think of the end result.
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It came out well. I never like to get too carried away and go too fast. Cheers John
I knew gold was soft but was surprised to see how actually soft it is. What a great find and a great video, really pleased you've started this channel along with your other one great idea well done. I decided to start my own detecting channel after I found so many coins at one of my permissions and missed them all, however my new permission produced an absolutely cracking Silver James VI Silver 1/4 Merk 1602 last week which I was proper happy about as it was my very first hammered 👍🏻 good luck with the new channel. All the best Ryan Mackenzie-Raymond (The guy you asked about an intro tune a while back, in case you wondered) 😁👍🏻
You made that look really easy 👍fantastic job and all I need now is to find 1 😅🤞🤞👍
That was superb work!
Nice video! Sweet Big hello from new friends and subscribers from southern Europe!
They're stunning! They dont look real. Hoping i find one, one day 🙏🏻.
Great job! 👏
great video, now i'll have the confidence to straighten my own gold coins without being paranoid about damaging them! i've annealed a few silver hammerd's (a bit hit & miss), this seems a more stable metal to work with. cheers!
Well done Michael. Now all I need to do is find a hammered gold! Do you think your coin was clipped a bit?
Wow that's fantastic Michael! - A great skill you've got going there matey... 🙏 I Literally had *No* idea... (altho' I wud've guessed you'd apply heat in some way...). It's really good that you use wooden tools too I reckon, as there's a natural 'organic give' to wood as opposed to metal or stone hey?... Brilliant stuff mate, an' well done B 🐭 (Ps. my only problem is I have to actually *find* one now!...