Although it is apparently very difficult to get really good pictures with my iPhone, I thought I'd post a few pictures of the LKNS coins in their display boxes and holders.  Transline has some nice display boxes for sale, which when used in combination with coin capsules, makes for a very nice presentation.

The Making Of A Medieval Style Club Coin, Part V:  Making The Coins!

Background:  Ever since the beginning of the Legacy Knights Numismatic Society, as its coordinator, one of my dreams was to create our own coin.

Ever since the beginning of the Legacy Knights Numismatic Society, as its Coordinator, I've dreamed of our club having its own coin, something of which the members could be proud and represent them well, as well as be a tool for learning.  Being the Numismatic Knights, of course we would want this coin to be reminiscent of a coin from the Age of Knights, made in the same manner.  Ideally we'd like to be able to make some ourselves!  However, we are a club for young numismatists in the 3rd through 6th grades, so we would be limited as to how much of the metallurgical arts we could perform on our own.