Has Anyone Ever Made A Mold Of A Coin?

I took a Ike dollar cent piece and lubed it with wd-40 whiped it down. Took little wood box filled it with car bondo and pressed the Ike in it made a obverse mold knocked the bondo out of the box after it hardened. It was rubbery but was ok for a mold. I took liquid metal car body filler in a tube poured/smeared it in let it harden it turned grey lightly twisted the mold coin popped out .
My dad helped me with all this

Had a rough copy of a ike sanded it down onthe outside to round it off spray painted it silver
Made around 10 of them for a glued to a belt that went across my chest

Then had " the million dollar man " wrestling belt as a kid to were for halloween.

When you grow up in the country and poor you have to be creative your you will end up with a white sheet and a ghost costume every year

I would think it's the US Mint Police.
Depending on just how nice a copy you want to make, try just pushing a coin into some Aluminum Foil. Of course this will give you only one side so you would have to do it on both sides. Rub the Foil real tightly and a really nice copy will appear on the Foil. Now pending on what you want to use, you can make some almost copies. If you have some Solder, melt it and pour into the Foil. Or take some 5 minute epoxy, mis with silver paint, pour into the foil. After you make both sides, just glue together.
If you use the hot Solder or Lead, make sure you place the Foil on a wooden block.

Just Carl,
The Mint Police, do just that.... Police the Mint.
Counterfeit money, coin or bills, are handled by the Secret Service. I have been to classes at Long Beach and other major shows, sponsored by the Secret Service on Counterfeit Detection, and such.
I have a coin shop, and according to the law, whenever we buy or receive counterfeit money, we are to "immediately surrender it" to the Secret Service.

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YUP... whenever we BUY.....

Carl didnt ya know they moved from Chicago to DC

No one messed around with making counterfeit anything when big Al Capone was around. Wonder what he'd do to China today?

Actually both wrong. They never considered themselves as criminals, crooks, gansters, etc. They were sort of buisness people. Kept books and everything you know. My Dad worked for them back then and he was just a buisness man.