.03 This is an awesome looking piece! Gotta say though, would’ve been a whole lot cooler if the silver dollar date was a more “memorable” date for something like Bitcoin. 1984 and 2009 come in mind  If the coin was 1984 or 2009 it would not be silver though as 1964 was the year the US stopped minting circulation coins in 90% silver. In that sense, the 1964 date is significant as it was the last year the largest economy in the world minted sound money. .035 |
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if we are doing votes
i put three names forward for the coin making
- Nattylitecoin
- CryptoImperator
- BitcoinPenny
Max/Kialara Edit to add w/ Julia |
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I have long wanted to put out a community coin designed by the community, for the community.
Would be great if lots of people could be involved with this project.
If you need any help theymos, I’m pretty sure that I can get these made cheaper and with a higher quality (see the grades my coins get) than most. I’d also be willing to offer my engraving services, but am not sure that private keys known by an individual would be a great idea. Perhaps more as a personalization or customization option.
Plenty of other makers that can produce coins of same or lower cost and of the same or better quality. From what I’ve seen over the years when it comes to coins being graded and their pricing, I disagree with your statement. However, I do urge theymos to do the legwork to get quotes and review prior coin grades as opposed to taking my word for it. As for features, I'd point to the last coin I created as having some great ones. - .9999 Fine Silver (four 9's)
- Engraved Private Key
- Sequential Vanity Address
- Enameled Colorization
- Partial Select Gold Plating
- Custom Hologram
Have you sorted the milk spotting issue? |
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If the coin is successful, small circulation will create prerequisites for fakes, it is now commonplace. In the creation technology there should be complexity for protection against fakes. If this is a reward, the serial numbers will let you know the story. There may be several degrees of merit and several variants of execution. If this project is in the style of minimalism, then everything is much simpler.  Fakes commonplace? where, please show me...... collectors always discuss a coin on the forum to make sure it is original. a lot of fakes, modern equipment has improved the quality of fakes. But each period had its own technology and there are small nuances of production. it makes sense if there is an expensive item. When? Show at least one example of this happening. I think they are referring to non-crypto coins.  of course. Ordinary coins, numismatics. :)We are discussing coins from metal?)) if in the search to enter fake coins there will be many articles and photos. We have many tools to determine fake coins, welcome to the collectibles section. |
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It was friendly advise jack. You want to cry about it...I think there's a special on Cry-Baby soup in the diner up the street from you. Go and get yourself some. author=jackbauercsgo link=topic=5108505.msg49794821#msg49794821 date=1550444292] be that as it may, it is what it is dumplins  You're right, it is simply *your interpretation*. [/quote] When soup? |
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If the coin is successful, small circulation will create prerequisites for fakes, it is now commonplace. In the creation technology there should be complexity for protection against fakes. If this is a reward, the serial numbers will let you know the story. There may be several degrees of merit and several variants of execution. If this project is in the style of minimalism, then everything is much simpler. Fakes commonplace? where, please show me...... collectors always discuss a coin on the forum to make sure it is original. a lot of fakes, modern equipment has improved the quality of fakes. But each period had its own technology and there are small nuances of production. it makes sense if there is an expensive item. When? Show at least one example of this happening. |
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I’m never saying no to a good looking crypto- related collectable. Great idea, as long as you make sure all of us collectors are able to get one Perhaps you can get casascius to make one last round of coins, similar to his superbowl coin. As the first one who created physical crypto coins, that would definitely be a great thing! Cheers, If somehow this would be a possibility that would be epic. Dont think mike has an interest anymore he completed his mission but that would make one hell of a release day. Popcorn would be ready If mike was willing to design and mint 1000 of these anniversary coins, similar to how he did the st. pete bowl coins, that would be the bees knees! |
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I would love to see a collectible token commemorating bitcointalk.org's 10 year anniversary. There are many users in the collectibles section which design and produce coins/holograms and I am sure many of them would be excited at the prospect of designing and minting this coin. Maybe put it out t a request for proposals and allow forum members to help choose the final design?
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I see it is double funded. I bid 0.0125 |
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Lot 1: .24 (if .25 from hox was offer)
Lot 2: .4
I cannot figure out bavi's strategy here so will wait to see how this sorts out.... |
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Are you looking for funded or unfunded? I'm working up to selling my collection and I have a roll and a half of these including serial #0, all funded.
ummm, wow. Please send me a message when you are ready to sell. |
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I offer a Kialara Moon Bar Set (500k and 100k bars) at 0.5 btc.
Edit to add, I can add the Kialara Error Coin for 0.15 btc
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Question. Are they really "error" coins when they were made on purpose?  No Edit: Fattcatt is correct as usual, I expect all 69s and 70s in this lot. |
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When Hologram T-Shirt?
Edit to add: my goldies arrived and they are spectacular!
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Lot 1: 0.013BTC
Lot 2: 0.013BTC
Lot 3: 0.032BTC
Lot 4: 0.032BTC
Well played!! |
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