Oh no, poor wood chisel. As a carpenter that kinda hurt me. But in a pinch you gotta do what you gotta do I guess. Thanks for the content. Keep posting and Keeep Stackin!!!
The fact that it’s still incredible hard to break, they should’ve scored each piece a little more. I was thinking these would be more fragile to keep together, boy was I wrong. I’m still gonna pick up a tube of these. I wonder if you can leverage one of these rounds against the edge of a countertop and snap it that way. Be sure to use a mat to not leave a mark on the countertop.
Oh no, poor wood chisel. As a carpenter that kinda hurt me. But in a pinch you gotta do what you gotta do I guess. Thanks for the content. Keep posting and Keeep Stackin!!!
The fact that it’s still incredible hard to break, they should’ve scored each piece a little more. I was thinking these would be more fragile to keep together, boy was I wrong. I’m still gonna pick up a tube of these.
I wonder if you can leverage one of these rounds against the edge of a countertop and snap it that way. Be sure to use a mat to not leave a mark on the countertop.
I think you'd have better luck snapping it with a pair of 10 inch pump pliers. It won't be quite as solid as a vice, but it gives a lot of leverage.
Money Metals has PLENTY of these.
New sub, good job on the video👍🏻👍🏻
Company shows coin being BENT to separate.
"Lets cut and chisel it" 😂
2 pairs of pliers should have been your first move, do it again! 👍
Welcome to the Coin Damager's Club! 😂
Yup, it all feels sooo very wrong. Maybe they will get some stock back soon.
Now, that was a fail
Im British. I could most definitely break that coin with my bare hands.😋🇬🇧
I purchased 10, the problem is the groves on the obverse don’t match the groves on the reverse. Obviously the dies were not lined up.
That's a cool coin
Cool coin
They're on to something here? 🤔