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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2519208, member: 66&quot;]You do NOT need a die to make them.&nbsp; In EAC years ago we used to make things called pressings.&nbsp; Now we used metal foil but with a stronger press I&#039;m sure you could do the same thing with these sandpaper discs.&nbsp; We used desk type notary presses where the seals had been replaced with medium hardness rubber disks.&nbsp; you would put the coin and the foil in between the rubber disks and press down the lever.&nbsp; The rubber molded itself to the shape of the coin and the result was a metal shell that showed a detailed image of the coin, incuse on one side and raised on the other.&nbsp; Now those notary presses probably didn&#039;t produce more than a few hundred pounds of pressure.&nbsp; With a 12 ton bottle jack or a 30 ton shop press I bet it would do a fine job on a sheet of sandpaper.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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