Partial Dime

[NoHope587]

[Goose]

That is a nice coin compared to the ones I find.....cut by lawnmowers.

[NoHope587]

It was bent and badly scratched when I dug it up...  Did not think I could do it any more harm by cutting it...

[Templar]

THERE IS A GREAT EXAMPLE OF A STEADY HAND AND LOTS OF PATIENCE

THANKS FOR SHOWING THAT ONE TO US

    YOUR FRIEND AND SERVANT.............THE TEMPLAR

[EgCollector]

very interesting  never seen something like this before.

How is this done 

[NoHope587]

As Templar pointed out a lot of Patience and a fine bladed saw. Takes between 4 and 6 hours of cutting. I assume it would be quicker if I put the coin in a vice but I find it easier to hold the coin while cutting it.

[Nevol]

Two different versions of a coin you should recognize.

[Nevol]

Second one:

[NoHope587]

Wow some one spent a lot of time on those.
I don't cut coins generally unless that have serious issues that would impact their numismatic value.
Those look as if they were pretty close to uncirculated when they were cut.

[Templar]

I HAVE SEEN THIS DONE ON A U.S. BUFFALOE NICKEL---I AM LOOKING FOR IT AS I POST----WHEN I LOCATE IT I WILL SHOW YOU......THANKS FOR SHARING YOURS NEVOL

[Nevol]

This link shows a Slouch Hat made from a 1964 Australian Penny:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390228046757&ssPageName=STRK:MEDWX:IT

A couple Penny Key rings, can't make out the dates.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/SLOUCH-HAT-KEYRING-WAR-DATED-PENNY-1939-1945-/150489408885?pt=AU_Militaria&hash=item2309de2575

[EgCollector]

Two different versions of a coin you should recognize.

Nancy, this is a piece of art 

i love that version very much, very nice work