Crash Course 2021, Die Engraving

Here Woody Maringer of Shire Post Mint in Arkansas engraves dies that will be used to mint the 2021 Crash Course coins, our first ever collaboration with Hank Green and the entire dedicated team at Crash Course.
Crash Course is an amazing FREE resource for high-quality educational videos used by teachers, students, and learners of all kinds. Through June 25th, 2021 these special coins will be available as a way to support Crash Course's continued production of valuable educational content available to all 🌎!
Available at crashcoursecoin.com
Shop our entire collection of coins at shirepost.com

[@SWATDRUMMUH]

i would be over the moon if i got to design and mint my own custom coinage like you guys. hope you are doing well, and keep up the good content!

[@nonexistant2k3]

So satisfying. Would love longer and more frequent videos on the process.

[@hiagoruizdepietro]

Abraços aos amigos do Coin Show!🚀

[@allthingssilver7635]

That's really cool.. I would be designing new coins everyday. Lol

[@grabadosgomez_Madrid]

Me gustó mucho. I liked

[@joepaonessa1298]

Wow, I would break countless tips if I moved the stylus on my machine that fast! what is your cutter diameter (at the point) spindle speed and reduction ratio?

[@GDSavingThePast]

Great demonstration.
You folks know my wife and son from shows you have done with them. I don't want to give their names on here but I am curious if you would do a logo stamp for me to use on poured silver bars.
GD

[@anandk1977]

Cool!

[@hypervision2649]

Do I have to go to school for this

[@qwertyuiopa6218]

😅

[@kamalrathore8404]

Good work

[@lelearmi6186]

Greetings . What type of steel is used to make punches?

[@camionvolvo]

hermoso

[@אברהםאברהם-ע3ש]

How many tons

[@bobram7251]

What is this type of engraving control called?

[@samirsami8373]

cnc router

[@theOdin-odin]

No. It's called a gordon pantograph.