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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 439281, member: 4552&quot;]Pening on how much you want to spend and the type of plastic. </p><p>For one thing many plastics will adhear together with simple model making plastic glues sold almost anywhere plastic models of cars, planes, etc are sold and usually cost about $2 or a little more a tube.&nbsp; Also, if you go to a hardware store there is a plastic glue used to seal plastic pipes together that are used for general plastic piping. Sold in small cans for a few dollars. Both of the above are clear when dried. Use a very small amount and there is a chance the fumes from drying may effect the coin. </p><p>Epoxy glues also work well but some will turn a dark color over time. However, very little fumes are disapated due to the process being a chemical reaction not a drying process like many glues. </p><p>Duco Household cement also dries clear and should also work for those slabs but that too will disapate fumes during drying that may effect the coin. </p><p>Same with clear Silicon type adhesives but also dry clear. </p><p>There is a possible way of using a Soldering iron to melt the edges back together but if your not carefull, you could make it look horrible.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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