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Coin Ring Reducing Die (Designed by Skyler Jenkins)

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$69 $115 In stock

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Created in collaboration with Skyler Jenkins of The Mint Change You Can Wear 

This all new reducing die by Pepetools is perfect for coin ring makers. 

Features include:

  • Hardened and polished tool steel
  • 14 total reducing dies
  • .9", 1", 1.1", 1.2", 1.3", 1.4" 1.5"
  • Side A has 17 degree true conical taper
  • Side B has 25 degree true conical taper
  • Inside diameter is 18mm, and the outside diameter is 114mm please check to make sure it will fit your current ring stretcher. It is made specifically for the #185.50 by Pepetools but could possibly fit other brands as well.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

I was worried about alignment issues with other dies, but this one seats coins perfectly every time. The precision machining is evident right out of the box.

Chloe V. ★★★★★

The tapered interior on this die is a game-changer—my last few rings came out perfectly uniform on the first pass. It’s a solid upgrade from my old hammer-and-punch method, and the steel holds up to repeated use without any wear.

Joseph G. ★★★★★

Been making coin rings for a couple years and always struggled getting an even taper on halves. This die from the Skyler Jenkins collab presses them down smooth with no marring, and the steel feels solid enough to last. My last three rings came out rounder than anything I managed by hand.