coin in a coin

here is a carving that took me about 15 hours to carve, it,s a hobo nickel carved inside a 1937 buffalo nickel which is the reason i call it a "coin in a coin" , the inner coin has the date and liberty also..

 

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I like it, before I joined this forum I had never seen any of these LOL thanks for sharing your work with us they are great :thumb:

De Orc

 

You really amaze me every time with your carving, Bill

 

I enjoy looking at your talent,it is second to none.Beautiful job,well done.
coinman

 

I couldn't do that if you gave me 15 months. I am awed by your carvings. What happens If your chisel or laser slips?

 

That is some outstanding work, how do you do it? Amazing

 

That is way too cool!!!!

Speedy

 

The carvings are amazing! Please keep posting pictures of your work.

 

just curious, is that how you look? You should carve one of yourself or maybe one for CT, like a logo or something

 

GREAT Bill, I like the concept. It must get quite tedious working that small.
Thanks for Sharing!

 

That is so cool-I'm at a loss for words.

 

That's really neat Bill-I like all of your carvings and catch myself pretending that they're mine and that I carved them...just becasue my name's Bill too!
Bill

 

Superb, Bill... this one showed a lot of creative thought! Now, THIS is the kind of work I like to see from you! EXCELLENT!

 

Great job once again and keep 'em coming. :thumb:

 

Great Job.They just keep getting Better.:thumb:

 

Impressive... very creative. Keep your work coming.

 

Absolutely amazing. Are your other carvings posted somewhere in the forum? If not, I think we'd all like to see more!
Alicia

 

That's some awesome craftsmanship!

 

You can serach his old post and find many many of his other coins.....

Speedy

 

http://www.cointalk.org/search.php?searchid=198689

Here is a link to all of the threads he has started---many if not all of them have nickels or coins he has done!

Speedy