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    Don't like any of the art

    Kennedy is the best but not without problems


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    A good member here has a sick azz tattoo of a Morgan dollar reverse...I won't call him out, but maybe he will show us again image

    Erik
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    I was GOING to comment that the first image, of the '72 Kennedy, looks relatively new...that was until I saw image #4......bbbrrrrrrrr!!!
    I'll come up with something.
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    I think that the only authentic image is image numbe 4: Insert Coins in Slot.

    All of the rest are QA (Questionable Authenticity) You just have to seem them in hand.......

    OINK
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    Pennies on eyelids. Ouch!

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    Last ones-

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    A huge dime.

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    A little to "cartoony" for my taste (not that I'm a tat-fanatic). They almost like they were drawn using counterfeits as the example for the art.
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    Hmmmm....on the Peace dollar, instead of IN GOD WE, it says MYOL.....'make your own luck'????
    I'll come up with something.
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    BAJJERFANBAJJERFAN ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>What do you get when you insert the coin? A Hershey bar? image >>



    tootsie rolls or baby ruth bars?

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    The 1776 quarter is hilariously bad image
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    Here's a magic trick...

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    << <i>A good member here has a sick azz tattoo of a Morgan dollar reverse...I won't call him out, but maybe he will show us again image

    Erik >>



    You mean Morgansforever's eagle?

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    I'm not much into tattoos but that Morgan eagle is freaking amazing. If I had to have a coin related tat, that'd be it!
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    Unbelievable..... A coin would be the last thing I would get as a tattoo..... Cheers, RickO
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    One of my clients is a tatt artist. He's amazingly talented. I could not do it on my skin or anyone else's.

    I can't stand the sight of blood. Espeically my own. I respect the artist, but I feel sorry for the membrane.

    P.S. I hate typos. I'd be a lousy tattoo artist image ESPECIALLY BAD
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    I think the shield from the shield nickel would be a great tattoo. I would not do the round coin lines around the design, just the shield by itself.

    Also, one of the griffins from the reverse of this Mexican coin would be an awesome tattoo!

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    << <i>I was GOING to comment that the first image, of the '72 Kennedy, looks relatively new...that was until I saw image #4......bbbrrrrrrrr!!! >>


    I think this was taken from a plumbers forum.image
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    WildIdeaWildIdea ✭✭✭✭✭
    Coin collecting is a subculture.....Tattooing is also a subculture. Interesting to see the comments when whey collide.

    I think coins and paper money are a great source for tattoo ideas. I agree that trying to render the entire coin looks a little wonky on the skin. But these are still done by hand, the great American folk art.
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    Not a coin but from a from my favorite symbol/medal-------- Wheel of Transformation. I get a lot of positive feedback on this one. MJ

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    << <i>Don't like any of the art

    Kennedy is the best but not without problems >>

    image and the kennedy is questionable as well
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    If anyone wants to keep an eye at a dealers table with your head turned try this one-

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    Or this one-

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    Just goolge "hideous tattoo" for some good ones.

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    << <i>A good member here has a sick azz tattoo >>


    is this yours?

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    game on

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    jayPemjayPem ✭✭✭✭✭
    This thread really drives home one way in which colecting coins and collecting tattoos ought to share one very important rule....always seek eye appeal !!!

    Finding a tattoo artist who really is one is as important as finding a coin dealer who has the very best stuff. Getting rid of the mistakes can be painful !image
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    I guess tattoos are getting more mainstream. A few years ago coin tattoo threads were zapped.
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    PerryHallPerryHall ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>I guess tattoos are getting more mainstream. A few years ago coin tattoo threads were zapped. >>


    If they are coin related I have no problem with a thread showing pics of coin tattoos---not that I'd ever get one.image

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    << <i>I guess tattoos are getting more mainstream. A few years ago coin tattoo threads were zapped. >>


    If they are coin related I have no problem with a thread showing pics of coin tattoos---not that I'd ever get one.image >>



    I don't either. In fact I started the thread that got zapped a few years ago.
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    None of them will CAC.

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    Yikes, hideous IMO !!! :s

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    WOW!


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    CAC Blackhead?


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    rickoricko ✭✭✭✭✭

    Four years in the Navy, and never got a tattoo....Do not intend to get one... However, if I did change my mind....It would be this one.... Cheers, RickO

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    I actually have one of Britannia, but not the entire coin, just the picture...

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    ParadisefoundParadisefound ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited October 16, 2018 10:20AM

    This is what I would get IF I ever decide to get one ;)

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    Where?

    @asheland said:
    I actually have one of Britannia, but not the entire coin, just the picture...

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    @Paradisefound said:
    Where?

    @asheland said:
    I actually have one of Britannia, but not the entire coin, just the picture...

    On the front of my arm. It's under the sleeve so it never is visible (doesn't affect work, etc.)

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    edited October 16, 2018 10:09AM
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    @darktone said:
    I guess tattoos are getting more mainstream. A few years ago coin tattoo threads were zapped.

    You would be amazed at how many people have them at the Orlando theme parks these days, including women. "Sleeved" (tattoo that covers the entire arm) used to be a big deal. Now it's almost common place among people who have more than one tattoo. On my last trip to Universal, a couple weeks ago, some people had had a lot of the tattoo work done.

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    You can almost wear it as invisible clothings ;)

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