How to get rid of acrylic?

I miss that program.

 

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Me too.

 

If you score each side it will break easier. I would cut and break it into 6 inch squares that will be easier to handle. My experience calls for the use of a vice to squeeze the plastic into expansion to release to coins. Be careful.
It is going to be a lot of work, regardless of how its done.

 

What would happen if you burn it?

 

Living where I do (cold north), I'd leave it outside in the single digit weather for a day or so, then use a hammer. Do it outside where the shards can be cleaned up or don't matter. Just an option.

 

What's this. Looks kinda like an AA token.

 

Wow, a thorny problem. I found this https://www.plexi-craft.com/acrylic...ylic softens at,does not risk melting acrylic.

if I were trying to do something with this, I would probably start by breaking it into smaller pieces by scoring the front, placing it on some edge supports and standing on it. Be careful, it might shatter. This will give you several pieces to experiment with.

 

If it's wood light it up. And when you're done throw the coins into a bottle of coca cola

 

i cant believe these answers. cmon folks climb up out the dark ages.its simple.go back to 1906.before acrylic was invented.DUH

 

It is in fact an AA coin. Hopefully whoever owned this is still sober.

 

Why 1906?

 

Now that you've invited us to your world, YOUR SOLUTION IS?: DUH!

Hmmmm!

 

Well, this case has proven more sturdy than I anticipated. After scoring the front, stacking 20x bricks on them, and then jumping up and down, not even a bend in the wood. Edit, the image doesn’t show it, but there’s about a 30 degree incline there.

 

Looks frustrating, also looks like the coins were glued to the plywood.

 

Take it to the bank and deposit it?

 

Looks to be the ultimate "stuck thru perspex" error

 

That’s the endgame.

 

I think this might be your next option.

 

Dang! I think it looked really cool as-is.

 

If it weren’t for the AA coin in the center, I likely would have left it.