My last coin order of the year is finished. The custom stamp that I designed arrived a day late so I had to scramble to get 10 of these stamped and finished this afternoon for shipping tomorrow. Luckily, the custom stamp from infinitystamps.com was perfect when it arrived. This is for a client who wanted something special to give to his instructors and fellow students at a Kung Fu school in Austin. Video of the pouring and finishing process Friday. 60,68,43,0,W
…do you still have a round with the crown?
ReplyDeleteKing Kung Fu… not to be confused with K Kong…
fuzzy grasshopper
more fu-ism
appropriate this was the first image on imgur when I went to upload… flow
badder than ol' King Kong… man, that seems like a long time ago…
Very nice. A perfect keepsake.
ReplyDeleteDid you stamp both sides
ReplyDeleteThe backside is stamped .999FS and 1 OZT (one ounce troy)
ReplyDeletevery nice
ReplyDeleteno hassles from gubmit
i guess its all legit.
I just didn't realize you could do that.
hmmmmmm
It is perfectly legit although technically they are not supposed to be referred to as "coins" since they have no monetary value for use as money - medallions or rounds is a more appropriate term. Printing or casting your own money is a big no-no with the gubmit.
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