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Anyways, I'll hesitate posting until I see an answer to that question (from the mint).

What are you doing, @Lauda? Your behavior is inappropriate. It feels like bullying.

Since you are obviously trying to hide things from the public, I will be calling you out in each and every thread until you provide an answer. My response to your last post:

I'd rather make nothing than make overpriced garbage.

What's what they are there for, questioning whether the asking price is justified and whether a bid would make sense. Do you, or do you not know the type of magnet used in them? It does not seem like you do, otherwise you'd have already answered this trivial question.

You have deeply hurt my by not allowing me to bid/purchase shitcoins. It's not like, one could use a shill account to do this and it's not like you are not familiar with this.

You've done it all, and more. Anyways, who's to say that you still aren't doing it today? You are no in position of calling out anyone based on their posting habits considering that you are directly responsible for a lot of garbage generated on this forum, and any scam executed by an account that you've sold.

Set 2 @ 0.05BTC

Set 1 @ 0.05BTC

Set 5 @ 0.05BTC

Viz

Set 3 : 0.05BTC

Set 4 @ 0.05 BTC

Set #1- 0.1BTC

Set #2 - 0.055BTC

Set #2 - 0.07BTC


Thanks

Set #3 - 0.055BTC

Set #5 @ 0.055BTC

Now that you've mentioned it, I initially had trouble finding that link.

What garbage; you mean, e.g., stolen ideas?

In other words, you are uneducated to the point that you don't even know what type of magnet is used. The markup on these coins is ridiculous, as both materials used are very cheap (the magnet(s) is likely to be very cheap, otherwise you'd know).

Oh yes, I was supposed to expect extra images in the link to the original images.

Sig. spamming? How hypocritical of yourself, the person who spent months account farming and shitposting Bitcointalk. Have we forgotten this already? Instead of deflecting your own shortcomings with ad hominem, how about actually educating yourself to answer the damn question?

Lauda - watch the Gif - these are pretty cool coins, I bought a set as they are different. I generally agree with your thoughts, but Sky has put some real effort making these They are innovative and well presented. Everyone is entitled to an opinion on pricing, but these are worth a premium over a lot of the garbage that some people try to sell here

@Lauda Surprise!!! It's  "Your Opinion" again and, same as before, it's worth fk all and toxic as always. As an Art critic you're as much use as 2nd hand condom in Convent. Your opinion may be worth more if you actually created something worthwhile rather than noise and/or irritation.

Sky, cool coins and looking forward to getting my 2 sets. It's ideas like this that, further down the road of BTC, will be highly collectable I believe. Especially with the effort you have put in to make a decent product.

Viz

There are magnets? What type of magnets?

Even three 1oz silver coins, with an asking price of $300 are too much (let alone bronze coins). I just can't comprehend how you came up with this number. 100% margin?

Thanks for the clarification. You should probably

Instead of picture (or besides them), it would be better if you just told me any errors that you see now on set #1 and #2.

I have to complain. Why is the asking price so damn high for 3 bronze coins?

Looking at USPS.com's website at:
https://pe.usps.com/text/Imm/il_002.htm

I'm seeing this listed under "prohibitions":

Consumer electronic items, (except hearing aids and life-saving equipment, apparatus, and appliances and parts thereof). Shipments containing these goods up to the value of 200 Indian rupees (gift value) are at present released after the words “Released on caution” have been stamped on the item.

I think it says the cost is $31.95 for a *Padded Flat Rate Envelope*

Seeing the customs prohibition, I wouldn't be afraid to ship it, but obviously could not guarantee delivery, and would not be willing to provide a refund if it wasn't received.

Lets talk tomorrow if your bid(s) are leading, otherwise feel free to let me know that it's not acceptable.

Thanks!

Set 1 @ 0.05BTC

Set 2 @ 0.05BTC

Did I get this right? 3 bronze coins per set? Do these have any minting issues like the first series?

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Both the starting bid and increments seem to be somewhat high. Did you forget about the BTC/USD rise?

0.59

 Viz

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