OK Thanks.  I updated the OP.  Lets see if we get some more, before I commit.

Edit: ETHER has been sold out as of Tues 4/28 EST, so the group buy will be unfortunately cancelled.  

You may purchase from another user minerjones on the thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1041987



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Since F*D only offers 10 packs of the Darkcoin and Ether, I was considering organizing a group buy for those looking to buy singles.  Pictures of the coins can be seen in the thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=985983.msg11211287#msg11211287

There will be 100 of each minted, and they will soon be in stock.  Serial numbers would be distributed first come, first served.  I would accept escrow.

I live in the US, but monkeynuts has agreed to redistribute to the rest of Europe.    For international orders, I may consider sending him the European batch for him to receive his own and redistribute.

I would sell these coins at cost after figuring out the costs of the coins, shipping to me, and re-shipping to you.

Please let me know if anyone is interested, the qty & type of coins desired, and your country.  I would purchase a 10 pack of both coins.

I'd like to make a order within the next day or so.

Thats assuming that those who bought a ten pack are reselling or doing so at a reasonable price.  I'm concerned there's not going to be any singles to go around.

Anybody interested in a group buy for a 10 pack of both Ether and/or Dark?  I would consider organizing at no upcharge if there's enough interest.  Since I'm also in the US, it may not be worthwhile or cost effective dealing with international, but I'll offer it.

To gauge interest, I created my own thread so I don't hijack this one

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1039831

I really wish F*D would offer singles for sale.  

I would add a color to the bottom embossed wallet in the pic with 3 wallets.  Maybe remove or redo its upper section that has the public and private keys.  I think it looks too generic like it came from bitaddress.org.

Great job on these.  I'll be buying some when made available for sale.

I don't love the top half, but the bottom half is pretty nice.  Reminds me a little of the Casascius hologram with different alternating sections.   Out of the two pictures, I prefer the 1st one over the 2nd.

The 2nd picture is very cool

Very nice...do you have a picture of the entire paper wallet?

Yes, I would be interested in those

I don't find paper wallets to be as special as coins.  I don't care for something that can be printed at home and look like a photocopy.  If its done right with unique papers or inks, that's a little better.

I collect all physical crypto coins, cards etc...regardless if bitcoin or not, but I would prefer bitcoin or at least some mainstream alt.  Not CLAM.

I would limit the mintage, so a collector feels it has some rarity. 

I don't mind whether the coin is funded or not, and probably prefer its not due to trust issues and lower price.

Always be careful where buying a preowned Rolex.   I would trust grayandsons in store, or any factory authorized dealer.  Cost is irrelevant if you end up with a counterfeit.   

I'm torn between A and C.  I prefer the logo.  I'm leaning towards A, but I like both.  I'm not funding them, since I'm a collector, so I don't mind if they're with keys or not.  Though other people may use them as wallets, and would likely want them DIY.

I think they're all nice, having that official USD background look with the patterns, and the security thread.  

If you have access to special papers and ink, I for one would like an official printed paper wallet direct from you.  I prefer that over printing on my home printer on cheap paper.  It would like nice with the holos/stickers added over the private key.

The handwriting is partially out of focus, which I would expect for a macro photo.

The day and date are the same.  Its quite likely that handling the watch gave it energy to advance for another hour when the picture was taken.  I'm assuming this is an automatic.

Again, all it takes is for someone to call the retail store, using any number off the website, to verify.  Just call and ask if they accept bitcoin for any piece they offer.   Just deal with them directly.

To the OP...another thing you could consider is to give us your name, and if anyone here that is looking for the watch cares to follow up, they can call the phone number off the main website for grayandsons.com and confirm if you work there and if you put the watch up for sale on their behalf.

Please understand that scams are rampant on this board, especially from new users, and those selling what they claim are used rolexes.  

But at minimum, people will need to see a handwritten note with your username next to the picture, and/or the rolex certification card/boxes to show some proof its not a fake.  It helps to show you didn't get the picture off someone else's site.   And again, escrow will be needed if selling online.  It may be more hoops for you to jump through, but understand where the community is coming from.

I saw cryptoart at this years North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami. They are nice pieces. 

Are these the Medium or Large art pieces?  Whats their Serial Number?

I agree that Bitcoin or Litecoin are the most mainstream choices.  Clams seems so obscure that you risk having a tiny audience.  I don't see why the alt choice or denomination matters on cost if you go unfunded instead.  Based on your country, there are legal issues to fund these.  I also agree that DIY may be preferable or as an option, so there aren't trust issues.

Use a nice simple clean design with a custom holo if possible.  Keep the price under $50 each.  The lower the better it will sell, as people are very price conscious.

If you offer a few different finishes, many collectors will get one of each.

I can't vouch for the OP, as I have no way to know they are from the company.

I can say the phone number is on the website, the company is legit, and is one of the most respected watch stores, and the site redirects to SSL on checkout.  I get their monthly catalog and have been in their store in South Florida.

I do recommend escrow if purchasing online and having the OP show pics of the watch with their username.

Any brand new account, selling used Rolexes, with no proof of the item screams buyer beware.

I collect physical coins, so I would be interested in one of each finish.  Not sure how I feel about Clams though.  You want to appeal to a large audience.  If looking only at alts, also consider Dark, Etherium or something popular.