I am looking for advice on how to add a coin to a keychain

[sgtfury488]

I am trying to make a keychain with an old silver half dollar on it I'm not to keen on brazing a post or threads on the back as it would deeply wound me to deface a beautiful piece of history. So I had the thought to make a simple key chain that's all one piece and folded over with a cutout for the coin my only issue is how to properly mount it. So in summation I would have a keychain that is bigger than the coin with one of the two layers of leather cutout to fit the coin into. Thanks for any help and advice.

~Josh

[DieselTech]

I can think of a couple different ways. But I'm not good at explaining it. But I could show you a couple ways. 

Let me know. 

[DJole]

Type the search term "coin holder keychain" into Amazon, and look at some of the possibilities there. 

[sgtfury488]

55 minutes ago, DieselTech said:

I can think of a couple different ways. But I'm not good at explaining it. But I could show you a couple ways. 

Let me know. 

I am open to all help. thank you

[sgtfury488]

24 minutes ago, DJole said:

Type the search term "coin holder keychain" into Amazon, and look at some of the possibilities there. 

Thank you I got a few ideas from that to try out.

[Dwight]

If you go to any sizeable coin shop . . . they'll have metal rings that go around the coin . . . you can make a key chain, bracelet, necklace or anything else out of them.  

It is probably 10 times sturdier than anything you can create out of leather.

May God bless,

Dwight

 

[Constabulary]

I once made this key fob with a Singer badge (stole the idea from someone else) and some aged leather.

When you use a coin I would solder 4-6 small loops to the rim or metal tabs to the rear side of the coin so it cannot fall out. Know what I mean?

Edited Wednesday at 08:25 AM by Constabulary