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Every since watching a woman dressed in pirate garb at a renaissance fair (or faire if you prefer) place a blank in a set of dies and drop a heavy weight on it to strike a souvenir coin I have had in the back of my mind the idea to strike my own coins. I can certainly make the dies. 4140 is relatively easy to machine if you know how, and it will harden "hard enough" for a low production number of from a few hundred to a couple thousand coins. I also keep a bit of O1 and W1 on hand for those cutting tools I can't hand grind from HSS or carbide. I even have a propane forge in the back along with a toaster oven for tempering (although it gets used more for powder coating).Ouch, At those prices it would be cheaper to use real money...
I started writing with two questions in mind.
Where to buy/make coin blanks at the best price? Not the 10-20 on Ebay or Amazon, but a couple hundred to a couple thousand at a more reasonable bulk price.
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