The Xcessive Gamer site is operated by Gary V. Ambrose II, who is also
the owner of "Hand Cut Coins". Hand Cut Coins is a business that specializes
in creating unique jewelry made from genuine US currency. This is a profitable
business, that has been creating jewelry for the past twelve years. We
create literally hundereds of necklaces each month, and have pieces in
many stores spread throughout Michigan. Additionally, we travel a professional
arts and crafts show circut, so we can be found on a temporary basis in
many major malls, and festivals throughout the state. We primarilly specialize
in custom work, but have many original designs as well. We do Names, Initials,
and many other custom designs, so if you have a request please ask!
TERMS:We accept Checks or Money Orders made out to Gary V. Ambrose II. We do not accept credit cards. Michigan residents must include 6% sales tax. If your order is small (under $20.00) you may order online using the e-mail link below, and we will bill you (please pay promptly, you will only recieve one billing). If your order is large (over $20.00) we will require some form of payment/deposit upfront. With all inquires, please describe as best as you can what you would like. We will contact you if we need more details, or if the order is not possible.
If you have a design you would like, please contact
me. I can do almost anything as long as the connections to the coin work
out, and it is not a copyrighted symbol or design. Orders are usually shipped
within several weeks. I can get some orders out sooner, but it depends
on how busy I am. Ask if you need a "rush" job.
Legality of
coin cutting:
Section 331.
Title 18, U.S. CODE: Prohibits among other things the fraudulent alteration
and mutilation of United States and foreign coins. This statute does not
prohibit the mutilation of coins if done without fraudulent intent or if
the mutilated coins are not used fraudulently.
I also have a permanent display set up at "Summit Place Mall" in Waterford Michigan (Near Pontiac). It is located in the "Crafters Corner" store near Sears. Stock is taken weekly, so rest assured there is always a good supply there.
