I am always impressed when a coin is painted with a beautiful finish and I am pleasantly surprised by how good it looks. The shiny gold finish on a real coin is a beautiful contrast to the matte black and gray of our kitchen counters.
I could probably get my wife and son to make me a real coin.
The process of cleaning a painted coin is a little different than a real coin because the paint gets on and off the coin. You can get the paint off by scraping (the only option) or by using a brush. The paint doesn’t stick very well and if you don’t scrub, it will probably just chip.
Like it or not, there is a lot of fake coins out there. The real reason for this is because people still think that painted coins are better than real coins. What we mean by this is that they are made of metal, and hence do not get tarnished easily. However, if you want to play with real coins, there is a way to ensure that they are completely tarnished – to use a chemical called zinc-tarnish remover.
It takes approximately 10 minutes for the paint to dry before the coins are ready to be used. If you intend to use coins, you will need to pick up a small coin (which looks like a regular coin) and start rubbing it on your palm. This is because the paint will take a while to dry. When the paint is dry, you have to rub it across your palm in a circular motion to get it to stick to the coin.
It’s a bit inconvenient, but it’s not impossible. If you have a couple of spare coins you can rub them on your palm and have them stick to the coin.
If you want the paint to adhere to the coin, you will need to rub it first on your palm and then your hand. You are essentially rubbing the paint on the coin like it is the coin.
We all get a little obsessed with coins. I love to touch them. Whether its to rub them, touch them, or just stare at them, I love them. But I can’t get enough of them. I love their tactile qualities, the way they just “feel” like coins. And I love the fact that you can make them into a little toy or something. I bought mine a few months ago and it’s still going strong.
I have to admit, I’m not too crazy about when people say that I love their coins. I just don’t. I like my coins, but I dont like the way they feel. They’re a little delicate somehow. Also, because of my obsession with coins, I have a lot of them, so I’m always asking for coins or coins to be given to me. I have even made coin collecting a hobby.
I’ve never been a coin collector. My father had a coin collection, but they were mostly junk. I remember him telling me that his father had a huge collection of gold pieces and silver pieces, but I never really saw any of it. I think his dad might have had some coins or he might have given his collection to someone or something.
