does the job though
Defacing the queen's headactually you wouldnt believe that it is a jailed offence to drill or melt a uk coin
as i kinda found out while looking for certain things i could melt into a different form
actually you wouldnt believe that it is a jailed offence to drill or melt a uk coin
as i kinda found out while looking for certain things i could melt into a different form
Where's the evidenceI think every chemistry teacher in the land is risking the jail - many pennies have been dissolved in labs over the years in an effort to work out the copper content!
down the drain probablyWhere's the evidence
I believe this is a myth.?.. @chunkolini had a letter from the treasury on the subjectactually you wouldnt believe that it is a jailed offence to drill or melt a uk coin
as i kinda found out while looking for certain things i could melt into a different form
If you are going to spend 2p on a washer they could at least put the hole in the middle....
actually you wouldnt believe that it is a jailed offence to drill or melt a uk coin
as i kinda found out while looking for certain things i could melt into a different form
When I was at college I used to spin ten pence pieces in the lathe to clean one side off, then get them engraved with names, or patterns. Drill a hole, nice little pendant. Until one of our lecturers inform me it was very against the law.