Minting Your Own Coins At Home

Hi everyone!! I’m this video I’ll be showing you how I was able to mint my own 1g coins out of .999 Fine Silver.
I hope you enjoy it!
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Material Size:
1/2” Round Punch Die
20g Fine silver sheet.
Stamp is around 12-13mm
12 Ton Press
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[@Konduct_]

Beautiful

[@poured_Silver]

Thank you very much!

[@gulfcoastacrscrapper6523]

That's Awesome

[@poured_Silver]

Thank you!

[@novicestarrstacker2549]

I WANT 1!!!!! THOSE ARE COOOOL

[@poured_Silver]

Thank you!! I’m working on making more. Will have some for sale soon hopefully.

[@slackerstacker6274]

To cool!!! I need some Slacker Coins!!!!!

[@poured_Silver]

That would be sick. Would be happy to help if you ever want to do any.

[@puvagirl03]

Those are some cool coins! BigRed Bullion sent me!

[@jonpierce8342]

I have considered pressing coins... Seems like it would be fun! Bigred bullion sent me...

[@poured_Silver]

If you ever need any tips or help let me know.

[@MrPillowStudios]

Looks beutiful.

[@poured_Silver]

Thank you very much

[@MALIGAMINGCHANNEL1]

@@poured_SilverWhatsApp number pls sir

[@msagan75]

What size in tons press do you use? Is 6 tons enough and stamp and do this?

[@Cynical1800]

Is there a way to use the press to stamp instead of hammer?

[@poured_Silver]

Good question! I actually ended up doing that when I made another batch. It took a little bit longer, but a lot less issues with the impression. Sometimes when you hammer you get what’s called “double stamping or Ghosting.” With the press, it’s really easy to avoid that.

[@_Sound-Money_]

Where do you buy you silver sheets, And Dies?

[@poured_Silver]

Riogrande sells nice quality sheets in all types of metals. The dies can be found anywhere from Amazon to Harbor freight if you have one around you.

[@norrock1]

What did it cost you for all the equipment?

[@poured_Silver]

Hard to say because I bought everything slowly, but all of my tools were bought at Harbor Freight for a relatively cheap. The silver was bought from RioGrande. I'm guessing to make what i did in this video, I paid over 400 bucks, which includes the stamps as well.

[@anthonyrude]

How'd you make or buy the stamp?

[@poured_Silver]

I made the stamp. I made the designs and sent it to a company that makes stamps.

[@Cruxity_YT]

​@@poured_Silverwhat's the company called?

[@danielroy8232]

how thick is the sheet of silver?

[@poured_Silver]

20 gauge

[@stephenguth5476]

Is the sheet metal the silver?

[@poured_Silver]

Yes, it’s .999 Fine Silver Sheet.

[@avexoidavex3577]

What the metal do You use for coins?

[@poured_Silver]

Fine Silver is what I used, but you can use any metal.

[@yusufsheikh1]

Can you make 50 P UK coins at home?

[@poured_Silver]

Yeah for sure. As long as I can the correct size stamp I can do it. They’d be blank one one side just like these.

[@yusufsheikh1]

@@poured_Silver Where can you get the 50 p coin stamp

[@MALIGAMINGCHANNEL1]

@@poured_Silver i want your number

[@cetubuth7461]

where did you get the cutting dies from?

[@poured_Silver]

eBay, Amazon or Etsy. All those should have them.

[@samirkhatua3092]

Hame cains chahia kaha parho tum

[@TrashTube-rt9jw]

You can’t mint your own coins. These are rounds not currency

[@poured_Silver]

Regardless, the video shows how to make your own coins. Thanks for the information.