Man shows his new crack-out technique

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by DoubleDie, Mar 22, 2008.

  1. DoubleDie

    DoubleDie Senior Member

    Unbelievable slab crack-out video, this guy is either joking or just doesn't care.

    Youtube Crack-Out
     
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  3. Oldman

    Oldman New Member

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
    I knew that was the they did it.
     
  4. dreamer94

    dreamer94 Coin Collector

    Joking for sure.
    I would have run my car over the bag.
     
  5. Cybertack

    Cybertack New Member

    It's really working :)
     
  6. snaz

    snaz Registry fever

    you know.. seeing as how we're on the topic of youtube... have you guys seen those videos where theres a guy showing off his coin collection??
    he just pours them all over the table and mauls them showing the whole world what he has hidden in his house!
     
  7. DoubleDie

    DoubleDie Senior Member

    Yes, it's amazing how they treat their coins, and more into bragging then keeping their coins.
     
  8. jaytant

    jaytant Active Member

    I was going to try this with my NNC slab, but I broke it with my teeth :) serious.
     
  9. Just Carl

    Just Carl Numismatist

    Just a wasted of time and possible a back injury. Much easier method is a Butane Torch. You just melt all the material away from the coins. :rolleyes:
     
  10. CoinGal07

    CoinGal07 Still Collecting

    I suggest microwave... may as well blow up your house while you're ruining your graded collection.
     
  11. SmokeMonkey

    SmokeMonkey i brake for peace dollars

    sticks of dynamite would work but only if you have a license to possess and use such materials.

    thermite would work and you can make that at home.
     
  12. Phoenix21

    Phoenix21 Well-Known Member

    Maaan, was it just me, or did anyone get a chill down there spine and flinch a bit when he started? :D

    Phoenix :cool:
     
  13. Thender

    Thender Senior Member

    I've busted a few out of third party slabs... I use a Dremmel tool with a mandrel and a cut off wheel and slowly cut around the seams... Throws a lot of hot plastic around and can be messy... But no chance of hurting the coin inside...
     
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