Foil Relief Coin Design

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Foil Relief Coin Design Ancient Coins

Archaeological Dig

Finds…

Last Time… Design & Relief

Foil… Squeeze some white glue around the surface of your coin Gently spread the glue with your finger to cover the entire surface Quickly rinse your fingers Lay a sheet of aluminum foil on top of the glued surface (SHINY or MATTE side up – you choose!) GENTLY rub the foil to press and attach it securely around your relief design (With care… avoid rips) Extra foil gets ‘wrapped’ around to the back of the coin

Inking Process… At the Inking Station… Lightly dip your brush in the ink Apply a light, even layer (WASH) of ink over the surface of your coin Take your coin back to your work space to dry Wash your hands!

Polishing… At your desk… With a black square of felt, use a LIGHT, CIRCULAR motion to polish your coin design The foil should start to show through as the ink is lifted from the raised parts of the design Write your name on the back with Sharpie Please return felt and Sharpies to bins

Clean-Up Coins to display area with LABEL Wash hands