The coin thread--post pictures of your traditional knives with a coin

[lamco3]

uncirculated morgan?

Yes...

 

[MT Damascus]

Couple of gifted coins by Duane @sitflyer and Gary @Peregrin , miss seeing Duane around here.

 

[Will Power]

1921 was the HR, some of the early 1922s were, looks like that might have come from later production

Yes, now I come to think of it you are right. Only have a sketchy knowledge of American coins unfortunately, know more abut European. A fine looking Dollar in my view.

 

[hamsco]

 

[pmek5]

#09 in Smooth Black Buffalo Horn

 

[Titan]

With special 10 pesos coin commemorating McArthur's Leyte Gulf Landing here in our country

 

[JDWARE]

A couple of my recent made "knives with a coin" (or "coins with a knife")
Saludos
JDWARE KNIVES

 

[oldmanrunning]

 

[Horsewright]

Quarters for the pool table:

 

[Mitt]

A 1798 US draped bust large cent that I found on a trip to Australia in the late 90’s.

 

[hamsco]

 

[traumkommode]

Here's a coin I got from Half/Stop that I've been carrying ever since. Didn't know I wanted a special coin until he put one in a box and sent it to me...

 

[Travman]

 

[Half/Stop]

 

[Gevonovich]

Some Indian head cents from my father and a Buffalo nickel from Primble

A penny from Jack Black

 

[Cutfinger]

I put an eighth inch hole right in old Lizzie's face to make a stout washer I needed at work, in a pinch.
It worked like a charm. I was defacing currency which I understand is a crime, but regard the act as equivalent to tearing off a mattress tag.
I counter sunk for a few screw heads into the hardwood using the pen blade on my knife after I had sucked down the board with the screw and washer, was working with fewer tools than normal so had to make do.

Michael

 

[Jack Black]

I was chatting to a feller who makes rings out of old British coins earlier. I don't wear rings myself, but I thought they were pretty cool. This one is made from a 1963 pre-decimal Penny

 

[Kevin-B]

Here's my Cranberry red TC with a couple of Polish coins my friend gave me.

 

[robertj298]

 

[JDWARE]

Just finished this "Knife with Coin" / "Coin with Knife" for a collector. A 1775 Eight-Reales Spanish Colonial; minted in Mexico City; salvaged from the The Lady Burgess Shipwreck. The Lady Burgess belonged to the English East India Company and set sail for India in April, 1806. She went down in the early hours of the 20th of April 1806 off the Cape Verde Islands.
Saludos
J
JDWARE KNIVES