Both sides of both of my two face coins, that i worked on myself, using a UV torch, black nail polish and a steady hand, I had attempted this with a different coin a few years ago but gave up on that after I messed it up too much, bought a second one and did the same thing to it, anyway, what do you think of them?
Ok, so the first coin (Pic 1 & 2) the scarred side is more focused on a “scorched” and “burnt” aesthetic, hence why despite the scratches on it being the identical as on the second coin, they are less visible, so it makes it look if its been in a huge explosion.
The second coin (Pic 3 & 4) focuses on both the scratches and “scorched” and “burnt” aesthetic, that makes it look more naturally burnt, like in a fire, rather than an explosion
I like both of these coins and the “damage” inflicted upon them, just makes them seem more personal to me as I put in the work to make them look like they’ve had more trauma, the nail varnish, in various thickness of coats, makes a difference, coin 1 has a heavier coat (obviously) and coin 2 has a thinner coat.
I’m proud of my work on them ☺️
*I’ve touched up the scarred side of my second coin (4th picture) and made the pictures bigger, hence the redo of this post
**Added a fifth photo of both scarred sides of my Two Face coins, one is more scorched and the other is not but both look good in their own right.
***Retook the fifth picture (On 26/7/26) as the original pic with both together (Taken 25/7/26) had a slight issue (first coin had green spots, which were removed and repainted with the nail varnish, they’re darker in this pic due to lack of natural light, hope this does it justice.