Newest Other Engraved Coins: Armstrong Engraving & Custom Jewelry

The following items may be available for sale.
Prices available upon request. See For Sale page or contact Amy.

Main Side	Other Side	Coin Description
		Coyote Howling Penny This is a 1907 Indian Head Penny that was carved into a coyote. The coyote's profile is shown howling. Entered in a penny carving contest. SOLD
		Silver 8 Real Coin 1800 Spanish 8 Real (pronounced Ray-Al as in ray gun and Al Bundy) Silver Coin. Coin obverse has been re-carved into George Washington and reverse into Masonic Symbol. COMMISSIONED
		Crane/Jeep This Geocoin features a double sided carving on a 1 ounce Silver American Eagle. The coin has been completely recarved on both sides. The front of the coin is a crane, and the back is a jeep with license plate. The border is personalized with names. This hand carved Geocoin was commissioned by fellow geocacher Runningout. Runningout had this Geocoin created for her hubby with his interests as the theme. Discover This: Geocachers will understand, the rest of you muggles will have to figure it out.
		1848 Liberty Eagle Five Dollar Gold Piece I was commissioned to carve a Confederate theme on an 1848 Liberty Eagle $5.00 Gold Piece. The coin was very worn, but the date was in fairly good condition. Due to the wear, the starting weight of the coin was 4.8 dwt(penny weight). The coin is .900 fine gold. The challenge of this carving was to completely recarve both sides of the coin in detail while maintaining the maximum weight. The obverse features the profile of a Confederate Soldier. The reverse features the Confederate flag. The finished weight was 4.4 dwt. I was pleased to lose only 0.4 dwt while achieving the desired carving results. Note: Although 1848 was Pre Civil War, it marked the end of the Mexican-American War and the addition of new territory. This renewed the debate over westward expansion and slavery. COMMISSIONED
		Hobo Franklin Half Dollar Carved on a 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is a Traditional Style Hobo. This coin has been transformed from Ben Franklin to a Hobo with five o'clock shadow (beard) and classic bowler hat. The reverse of the coin still shows a fairly unblemished view of the Liberty Bell, crack and all. SOLD