I'm working on Chris Kenner's 3Fry routine and I'm running into a small issue with big implications. My coins talk, rather loudly. I'm using American Eisenhower dollars for the most part, and they're loud. I've tried Kennedy half's, and they're better, and easier, but dollar coins look so much better so I'd rather use those. Do you guys have any suggestions? I don't have the money to go out and buy Morgans or anything like that, so other solutions would be appreciated. Thanks
Talking coins
- Thread starter YRAMagicMan
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Alright, lets make some soft coins.
requirements: Wet/dry sand paper (the finer, the better)
the process: place the sand paper on a level surface, then add water to the paper. place the coin on the sand paper and evenly apply pressure to the coin and move in the (8) figure. stop the process when the convex edge of the coin is flat. For reference, look at the actual soft coin you find on Jamie Schoolcraft's website and try to make your coin as flat as the one you see.
Magically Yours
Tricky Devil
requirements: Wet/dry sand paper (the finer, the better)
the process: place the sand paper on a level surface, then add water to the paper. place the coin on the sand paper and evenly apply pressure to the coin and move in the (8) figure. stop the process when the convex edge of the coin is flat. For reference, look at the actual soft coin you find on Jamie Schoolcraft's website and try to make your coin as flat as the one you see.
Magically Yours
Tricky Devil