Handmade by J.L. Lawson, the disk-shaped Spin Coin looks like a flying saucer, and spins like one too. Its solid brass body features knurling on the edges for grip and is fitted with a 1/8-inch ceramic bearing, which can deliver spin times of eight minutes or more with practice. Keep it on your coffee table, in the workshop, or in your pocket—it’s a great conversation starter and an EDC oddity.
Note: This drop is limited to 100 units.
For Anthony Lawson, machining is a family affair. His grandfather—the namesake of J.L. Lawson & Co.—opened his first machine shop in 1950. Without the assistance of CNC computer technology, he taught the craft of hand-machining to his three sons. Today, under the guidance of his father, Anthony is learning the trade himself. J.L. Lawson & Co. produces not just tops but also beads, corkscrews, bottle openers, and other finely crafted metal goods to be passed down for generations.
Estimated ship date is Apr 17, 2017 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.