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Billy Gibbons first borrowed the coin trick after seeing Tommy Carter of Dallas blues outfit The Chessmen scrape bass strings with a US quarter. Gibbons settled on a Mexican peso coin for its specific serrated metal rim, filing down the sides to glide across strings while still delivering an aggressive, scratching transient attack. Dunlop later formulated Gibbons' signature Rev. Willy Mexican Lottery gel picks specifically trying to replicate the exact percussive bite of that worn coin. Source: Billy Gibbons interview with Guitar World (Sept 2026); Dunlop Manufacturing gear archives. Tags: Billy Gibbons, ZZ Top, guitar pick, Mexican peso, guitar tone, Brian May, Stevie Ray Vaughan, blues guitar, GuitarGear #Shorts #BillyGibbons #GuitarGear #guitar #RockHistory

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