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01-16-2012, 08:33 PM
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Hello,
what do you think about this round medal?
It is not magnetic, it looks like it is made out of cast iron.
The diametre is 5 cm and thickness is 5 mm.
Could this be a tool for making rubber stamps?
best regards
Andreas
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Could be. See if you can make a stamp out if it with wax or the euro version of silly putty.
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Perhaps practice pieces from an apprentice engraver?????
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Andreas,
Master dies would always be single sided, not double sided.
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Thanks for the answers.
Sounds plasible Marc, that a die is only single sided.
So, it seems to be a table medal, a souvenir or something like that.
But the structure of engraving is very fine and detailed. A lot of work.
Could it be a kind of police seal?
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Master dies would also be mirror reversed...
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Christophe Wrote: Master dies would also be mirror reversed...
Christophe,
Not Master dies, which are always showing the positive side. The reversed dies are the working (or striking) dies.
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Omelettes or pancakes.... you decide
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CtahhR Wrote: Omelettes or pancakes.... you decide
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