Will it work well for coin rings?
1702654
I haven't had that experience, sorry to say. So to give you a guess-timate would be misleading.
1702655
Sure will John, I have used it on dimes, quarters and half dollars. Makes a clean punch and is nice to have the clear top to see exactly where to position the coin.
1702656
No. The plastic part is not strong enough to sustain the stress caused by the force. This punch die is heavy duty but not for metalwork
1702657
I bought this specifically for making coin rings. It will cut through a modern, harder coin in a few good whacks, and a US penny, nickel and quarter will fit between the plastic guide and the die itself. Nickels are too small, quarters are just right for most mens hands. I've seen half dollars used, too. Should work even better on silver coins, since they are softer. It can be tricky lining it up just right, but before you punch you can check carefully if you are centered.
1563411
I have only used the loupe for jewelry, but it should be excellent for coins also.
2018984
I have one of these, and any preformed coin tubes work. This is a good product
167174
yes, will pickup small flat items - but not coins on a tile floor (I tested it). Has a magnetic tip. If you had coins on a carpet, that likely would work.hope this helps.
99172
Yes it should. check the size to make sure that the ring base is the right size.That is the only info i Can give. good luck
960776
No it won't it would be too low. Sorry I posted earlier that it would fit but you would need higher rings.
1076195
Your welcome, I use mine for gold nuggets and coin weight in grams.Regards again,Terry
434748
yes .. it isn't very strong so if the coin is just on top of the ground it will find it but if it is deeper I don't believe so. This is more of a child's toy..
490919
Yes. You will need rings though. You might get away with just one ring. That would lighten it up a bit.
167170
Absolutely and if it's a coin the magnet on the works really well. My husband can even pick up blood sugar strip if I drop one. It's an excellent utensil. Hope this helps
1252660
Yes - It is made to hold coins in standard size "flip" vinyl holders. Therefore it holds all sizes from dime to silver dollar.
1675684
not sure you will have to make sure you have a good mounting system with good rings and it should work I Would think
2057652
Probably, but I am no jeweler so I wouldn't know what to look for. I have looked at a few diamond rings with it and it shows a lot of detail that you can not see with the naked eye. I love looking at my coins with it.
517353
the cones I received are 1.5 inches wide at the top and 5.5 diameter at the bottom. So yes, it sounds like your rings would work
1605816
It may actually work better on a square ring. I bought them for my mother and she had issues with them on her round ring...they kept twisting
508576
It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only,... » Read More It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ « Show Less
1268858
I am not aware of this tool being able to be used for copper, I would think they must have a specialized tool to crimp those rings? I'm not a plumber but I would say to do some more searching.