Found a genuine 1945 peace Dollar

Genuine coin altered date!
Back in the 70s and 80s My dad was acoin cutter.
He figured out how to add custom names and dates.
Randy Conway
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Nice! Your dad was very talented! That was way before lasers.
That is cool, I bet those took some time to complete.
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Nice work
That is some nice work, and a great idea.
Nice work with very fine detailing. But they appear like they would be very delicate to loosing the centers
Coin cutting is still popular... I see booths with these at craft/theme shows....Some years back there was a member here who did this... and he told me that he used drills and a very fine saw blade (fully rounded with cutting edges). Now I would think there are those using either lasers or water jet...Cheers, RickO
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The saw he used was called a jewelry saw and the blade only had teeth on one side.
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