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That is how the bits actually look design wise but the tails side is my plot and then silver bits have my sister luna on them alongside her plot for the tails side of the sliver bits heh heh
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Alright, cool. If casted using some precious metals, maybe it could replace fiat currency in a new economy - New World Order under the benevolent rule of our almighty goddess CelestAI.
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If made of metal: For best results DON’T keep it carefully pristine?
Or regardless of materials: CONSIDER adding in some small scratches and dings to the version of the file you will print (keep a copy of the pristine version of the file you showed us of course!).
Rock tumbler with NO sand, but rocks of carefulky selected hardness and short run times at least at first?
Maybe grime it up?
My best guess at how to do that: apply (hot?) dark crayons they rub most of it off eith paper towels (NOT a more professional buffing cloth, since that might take too much crayon off).
@sphyrut
This is very cool. I was thinking about adding a mint mark and a year to the coin, but I didn’t want to make the prompt too complicated for Gemini. Maybe it could be added manually.
Very nice!
The touch of grime and small dings really bring it to life. This isn’t some collector’s item this is a common tool of commerce, spent hundreds of times, and destined to be spent at least a thousand more.
Woah, fuckin epic.
Equestria is set in medieval times so the beat up look is kind of a vibe tbh.
Alright, cool. If casted using some precious metals, maybe it could replace fiat currency in a new economy - New World Order under the benevolent rule of our almighty goddess CelestAI.
Yep.
Depends on metal, casting powder and environment results can varies.
I’ll make plenty after China trip.
Huh, it looks quite beaten up, I assume it’s intentional. Have any in pristine condition, though?
Done
Could you please upload the photos of finished coins? I’m curious how they look like IRL.
I’ll sell it in CSBC, JNBF, DLC cons.
If you could cast these in silver I would def buy a few for a premium.
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If made of metal: For best results DON’T keep it carefully pristine?
Or regardless of materials: CONSIDER adding in some small scratches and dings to the version of the file you will print (keep a copy of the pristine version of the file you showed us of course!).
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I think to place it on coin edge. It i do correct thermal hardening…
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This is very cool. I was thinking about adding a mint mark and a year to the coin, but I didn’t want to make the prompt too complicated for Gemini. Maybe it could be added manually.
It may took 3 ways doing it.
-3d print prototype and cast in metal
-laser engrave
-make hard-steel press using CNC mill
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What materials and methods will you use?
Also, please post link and/or picture in these comments when you do!
The touch of grime and small dings really bring it to life. This isn’t some collector’s item this is a common tool of commerce, spent hundreds of times, and destined to be spent at least a thousand more.
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