I'll post a proper FS ad in the next day or two... but they are .835 silver, 33 mm (~1.3 inches), and weigh 20 g (about 0.7 oz). A little bigger than a US half dollar.bloke wrote:diameter...??
material...??
Which coins?
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bort
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imperialbari
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If you want to add real value to your instrument, coins may not be the answer.
Get your self a set of 4 of the largest bill you can afford.
Wrap one around each paddle and fasten with rubber bands.
Get your self a set of 4 of the largest bill you can afford.
Wrap one around each paddle and fasten with rubber bands.
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Three Valves
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Hot glue gun (melted plastic)balchb wrote:Solder or super glue?
These are contemporary Polish 2 Zloty coins...
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Donn
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Right, that seems to me like a much better way than solder. Especially for someone like me with minimal solder skill, I hate soldering objects like coins that soak up a lot of heat.Three Valves wrote:Hot glue gun (melted plastic)balchb wrote:Solder or super glue?