What if his head was frozen in a box somewhere?
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Thank you. Checking I see you have already sold 5 2018 bitcoin gold binary rounds @ $2000 or 1.62 times spot gold. 1.62 times spot platinum would be $1360. Seems reasonable that you could easily sell 5+ one ounce platinum bitcoin binary rounds as that price would be lower than the gold rounds. Depends on whether the numbers work for you. It would also complete the set: bitcoin binary rounds in silver, gold and platinum. As for your ultimate coin in platinum I would have to see it for myself to judge if the premium over spot is matched by collector value; I suspect it will knowing the quality of your coins. Sorry for derailing the thread.
There are a few reasons why a multiple to spot markup wouldn't really be possible with a platinum binary round vs gold binary round. For example, the designs of the gold and silver are nearly identical. I even had the binary spell out Golden to match the characters in Silver so that it would be a simple design edit. Platinum would require a larger redesign. I also have 1 of the dies on my binary rounds that can be reused, so the 2018 rounds only required 1 of the dies to be edited/crafted. A platinum version would need 2 entirely new dies, with both requiring a redesign. Then there is the cost of blanks, which can actually be higher than gold blanks due to their rarity (not sure if this is true for a 1oz blank, but it certainly is for the size I'm having made for my upcoming round). Finally, the minimum minting costs would apply equally to platinum/gold and not be based on spot price. I hope that explains why I wouldn't be able to offer a platinum round for $1,360 without taking significant risk and hoping the exchange rate went my way. Maybe if I took pre-orders I could get the price down below the $1,600 I suspect I'd have to charge, but this would be more about pleasing customers than anything else, so there would have to be demand for it.
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BitcoinPenny is selling his pre-ordered 1/4 oz platinum coins for $568 based on today's bitcoin price. Each of those coins contains $210 worth of platinum so I did not order any ... the premium over spot platinum is too high for me. Don't see those coins holding good resale value TBH ... no offense to CJBianco intended, just my opinion. I can buy two 1/4 oz BU Platinum American Eagles for about $518 in bitcoin from APMEX. As long as your premium over spot platinum is reasonable I would be a buyer.
Compare the mintage numbers of the APE to the BP you dolt. The spot to value argument has been hashed out a number of times on this forum over the years. Let's not rehash this here with personal insults. BP is free to charge whatever he wants and his coins seem to have sold quite well so congrats to him.
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BitcoinPenny is selling his pre-ordered 1/4 oz platinum coins for $568 based on today's bitcoin price. Each of those coins contains $210 worth of platinum so I did not order any ... the premium over spot platinum is too high for me. Don't see those coins holding good resale value TBH ... no offense to CJBianco intended, just my opinion. I can buy two 1/4 oz BU Platinum American Eagles for about $518 in bitcoin from APMEX. As long as your premium over spot platinum is reasonable I would be a buyer.
I respect that opinion. While I've strived to keep the binary rounds as affordable as possible, my upcoming platinum rounds put no emphasis on affordability whatsoever and have nothing to do with the binary rounds (so a bit off topic). I actually had to pay for tooling so that Sunshine Minting could produce the blanks (first mentioned on the forum here back in March) in the needed size which was not cheap by any stretch of the imagination. It was my intent to make the greatest physical crypto coin ever produced. Costs did not play a role, and price was not considered. If there were 5+ interested buyers in a platinum binary round, I could look into how much it would cost to have new designs made and the coins minted. Left to myself though, I doubt I will pursue it at this time.
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OgNasty should be commended for selling high quality bitcoin precious metal rounds at a very fair markup. I hope you consider selling limited edition one ounce platinum bitcoin rounds. Silver-Gold-Platinum set would be awesome!
Thanks for the kind words. While I do plan to be the first person to release a platinum physical crypto coin, I currently have no plans for doing one in this series. If there were enough interest to warrant the expenses involved, it would be something I’d consider in the future. Fixed it for you Fixed it for you. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) My platinum rounds have already been minted and will involve no pre-orders. I announced them privately to interested parties a long time ago and have been teasing them in my Slack group for months now. I'll post pictures soon, but honestly I hadn't planned to make the public forum announcement yet, as I still have a couple things ahead of it on my todo list. Just wanted to clear that up for historical significance. They will also be extremely limited and out of the price range of most, so there isn't much sense in actively promoting it.
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OgNasty should be commended for selling high quality bitcoin precious metal rounds at a very fair markup. I hope you consider selling limited edition one ounce platinum bitcoin rounds. Silver-Gold-Platinum set would be awesome!
Thanks for the kind words. While I do plan to be the first person to release a platinum physical crypto coin, I currently have no plans for doing one in this series. If there were enough interest to warrant the expenses involved, it would be something I’d consider in the future.
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I will be entertaining offers at this time.
Any guidance on what you’re looking for?
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I’m sure the bubble popping had a major effect on Bitcoin activity. The addition of merit also likely reduced the number of unwanted visits.
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$40 = SOLD OUT = .999 silver w/ mirrored finish
Updated to reflect that the Bitcoin silver mirrored rounds are no longer in stock. Grab the gold highlighted and plated rounds while supplies last!
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Dude... You are obsessed with trying to get my attention. Look at how much time you've spent over the last week mentioning me. Get a life. Please. OgNasty
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http:// nobody seems to be able to get flash to work Flash does not appear to work This functionality was likely removed to prevent a security liability.
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... What PSU specifically are you using?
My PSUs all have exhaust fans. Typically exhausting upward from the fan out the top of the PSU. I would agree an intake fan would appear backwards.
Top exhaust means ATX-style PSU's which are an entirely different beast. The brick-style server PSU's all have fans on the end and AFAIK only the HP DP-series and Dell PSU's have the air coming out the fans. All Bitmain PSU's exhaust out the 12V output end as do the Soccerer's. Not the best idea for miners but then again the PSU's put out very little heat so is mostly a moot point. I assumed my APW3's were the same as my ATX's with an exhaust fan. Apparently I've never actually felt to see if they were intake fans. ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif)
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While I do think it's only a matter of time before some sort of forum token makes an appearance, the idea of it being on the Ethereum blockchain is a bit humorous.
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You should probably change any passwords you've typed in recently as well (once you have a virus free browser working).
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Nothing wrong with putting yourself out there. I would suggest to the OP that if he wants to be an escrow agent, he needs to establish his account as being trustworthy first. Maybe involve yourself in the community with your own projects so you have some "skin in the game" as they say. If your account was valuable, and your reputation important to you, others might begin trusting you with their funds knowing that you have more to lose from pulling a scam then you have to gain.
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this costs 1486 usd shipped to Howell, NJ USA That is more then I want to spend but it is very tempting to buy. I just got an email which gives me a 2 hour window to pay. I chose ltc because it pays more quickly. They want 17.531 ltc and that is locked in for 2 hours. If LTC drops in the next 90 minutes I could get a better deal since it will cost less to buy. Tempting indeed. I think I'll wait to see how Bitmain responds before making a decision.
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Well thank you kind sir for your contribution to the thread!
I don't think anything I WROTE,SOUNDED dishonest.
Its your opinion, which is worthless, the only person risking anything is me with this.
I don't think you even know what this is about, you just like to chime in on threads to assert your faux importance.
If u ain't buying don't bother replying.
Well, let me clarify then. I think you're selling images to be used for identification on exchanges to allow users to withdraw their coins. Here's the dishonest part... You are obviously not selling verification of the users themselves, or they would do it. That makes what you are offering actually fraud. Also, taking things a step further. In my experience, users who actively promote their own fraudulent activities rarely look out for their customers. Meaning it is very likely that the same verification docs would be used over and over again, triggering exchanges to actually lock funds for fraud, and investigate any connecting accounts. While I'm sure you would never engage in defrauding your customers (only exchanges right?), I still stand by my original statement that this doesn't sound like a very honest offering.
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