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Yet another display

steve in so la

Well-known member
I have dug about 20 or so flattened pennies from amusements, zoos, etc and thought I'd make a display from them. I found a large penny pic on the net and printed it out.
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Next I took it to the U of Az library copying dept and for 20 cents they enlarged it to 10 inches square and faded it out for me. I then glued it to an old barn wood board.
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Finally, here's the finished layout - the pieces are NOT fixed yet. I took an old typewriter pencil thats an eraser and cleaned the pieces up so they can be read. Then I sprayed them with a coat of clear fixitif so they wouldn't oxidize again.
Now all I need is to find some open space for the display on the wall. steve in so az
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n/t
 
TIME!!! :lol:

...but even more talent. NICE project!!! :thumbup:

(time to buy a bigger house with more wall space :) )
 
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