Coin wrap

[Darren8306]

15 hours ago, fredk said:

you never know Ppl are fickle and they might buy them for the novelty

I think it's the kind of frivolity that immature people might buy on a whim, but never seriously want or use.

In unrelated news, my younger brother wants one. So I guess I might as well order a bunch.

[Bert03241]

would really be cool to wrap in leather were you could see both sides , like a key fob maybe, but I don't know how to do that. I have a coin I'd like to-do that with but really , don't know a good way to do it so both sides show unincumbered. any help would be appreciated  

[DwightT]

On 2/12/2026 at 8:48 AM, Bert03241 said:

would really be cool to wrap in leather were you could see both sides , like a key fob maybe, but I don't know how to do that. I have a coin I'd like to-do that with but really , don't know a good way to do it so both sides show unincumbered. any help would be appreciated  

I did a holder for my PGR Challenge coins a couple years ago.  I used clear vinyl to create windows to leave both sides visible:

 

[Darren8306]

I haven't been good at finishing an inside edge, such as would be needed in a coin. I just ordered a circle die though. If I like it, I might get a few more to try this.

[DwightT]

49 minutes ago, Darren8306 said:

I just ordered a circle die

That's a good idea.  I may have to get one myself.  Where did you order your die from?  

[Darren8306]

Got one from Temu. Their dies are inexpensive, but light duty. If one seemed useful regularly, I could see it being worth getting a better one. I expect to get 50-100 cuts at least out of it, for under 10 Cana-bux.

I don't think links are wanted here, but the title of the ad was '1 Piece Steel and Wood Circular Punch Manual Leather Craft Punching Die Set for Scrapbooking, Embossing and DIY Leatherworking' They were available in 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11cm versions (diameter, I hope)