So I've just received my Satori coins.
These coins are absolutely beautiful and everything I was expecting.
Though made of simple materials, the artwork is intricate and very detailed. Considering the manual assembly, the price is very fair.
These are absolutely perfect for spreading Bitcoin and I'll definitely be buying a lot more for myself and to give away!

So you're selling something that you don't have.
Taking a screenshot of a webstore listing with notepad open alongside it doesn't count as proof of anything.
I can do the same thing a hindered times over. - That doesn't mean that I bought or have 100 of them to sell.
If you want to show us proof that you actually have in hand or have ordered the devices then please post proof of purchase such as an invoice.

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I'm very interested in this. I assume that it's the developer edition. Can you please post pictures of the said item and how much are you after with shipping to the UK?

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Has anyone received their books yet? I may be interested in purchasing one (I'd first probably go for the eBook though) to be sure. Who is selling the remainder of the books while you go away on your travels?

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Who owns the rights to the not created?
I know that telegram recently announced a competition with up to $1 million in prizes for developing bots on their system. https://telegram.org/blog/botprize

I have some ideas but I would only be open to discussing them with you if you disclose that all rights to the prize (should one of the ideas win) are held by the customer and not the one developing the apps...

To be honest, I think that there's nothing wrong with this thread or OP's request.
I've seen people asking OPs time and time again to change their design requests into competitions, however, I think that is wrong.
A person should only have to pay for a design he genuinely wants and feels satisfied with. By making a request into a competition you are pushing the OP into a corner and forcing him to have to pay for a design that he may not be happy with should the designs be poor.
Here the OP is simply asking for someone to show him some work on the basis that he will only pay for a design he likes. OP has clearly stated the details, so whoever submits a design clearly agrees with his terms and doesn't mind doing so. Those who want some sort of guarantee for their work should just look elsewhere...

You say that you're selling it for $300 in the OP but then here you say that you're selling it for $360?


May I ask why you are selling this for such a low amount? If you wanted to make your money back easily, then you could simply order something worth the full account value and then sell that (you'd probably lose about $20 maximum). Not a lot of effort is needed to save yourself an extra $120...

You also seem to be new to this forum. Do you have any guarantee that the order you will place will not come from using someone else's hacked account/cc information? Many users on here offer too good to be true amazon deals simply because they are fraudulently obtaining these goods whilst the buyer will be the one who'll end up paying once the police come knocking at his/her door...

How exactly will you be providing a lifetime warranty?
There are a lot of sellers promising the same, but they are always sold by new members who have nothing to lose by running away after selling a number of hacked accounts to unsuspecting customers.
Having a skype ID won't help your cause either, but you need something a little more if you're going to assure customers that the accounts that they're buying will be replaced continuously every time the password gets changed by the real account holder.

Even at the current rate, despite the recent fall in value, this coin is worth at least 26BTC on Yobit. Would be interesting to see if the winner redeems it and immediately lists the lisk on an exchange. If you do, please let us know. It could possibly go down as one of the best deals on this site (following the Bitcoin pizza of course).

Are these coin purely decorative or do they act as a form of physical storage too?
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Hi,
I'm based in the UK and could potentially organise a group buy for those that are interested. I guess it would downed on the number of participants and where I'd need to ship the coins.
I'll be home for the next week and a half so I could offer my services until then. After that if you want a trustworthy member that's based in the UK, I'd recommend monkeynuts or Hedgy73. They'd need to be ok with this though.
Thanks and good luck!

I would buy a 2oz/5oz silver coin with a 50 LTC denomination of the price was fair.
The problem with small minting runs is that the cost is divided by the limited coins and there's no widespread absorption of the cost. Factor in the other costs such as the design, shipping, assembly and then the markup, you end up with a highly overpriced coin that few people can afford.

I don't have any of the coins that you're after but I would be interested in a price if you'd consider selling it.

I think comparing a trezor to a casascius is a bit ambitious. To be honest with you, they are on entirely different wavelengths.
If one of the posts above was correct by saying that these were sold at $999 a piece, then a small premium would be understandable. However, doubling the price is a quite a big premium.
Nonetheless, it's still a cool item to have.
Just my 2 satoshi.

Best of luck with the sale!

Great work! I can see that the Kialara list is still pretty small. Do you usually import the lists given to you by the coin creators or do all coin lists get updated by individual coin owners?

Still need this. Prepared to pay a good rate too!

These coins look awesome. Has there been any in-hand reviews?
I'd definitely be interested in buying a couple. Does anyone have any idea on pricing?
If someone is organising a group buy, please add me to the list

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There are a few reasons why this might be the case. Both eBay and Alibaba have a reputation to hold. By allowing listings that ask for payment offsite using unverified payment sources, it is difficult for the buyer to prove that he paid if the seller makes a no payment claim. The same is true reversed.
Additionally, both sites have some form of guarantee and buyer and seller protection (Alipay, PayPal etc). When the transactions are carried out using BTC it is hard for them to offer any of this protection as they have no access to the funds. (They normally act as an Escrow and have the ability to reverse payments which can't be find when using BTC). Therefore I guess that it is likely that they'd remove posts that accept BTC direct.

I know eBay do allow BTClistings, but that is only if the listings are marked as a classified ad.

You are unlikely to sell any high value goods/electronics on here without providing proof of ownership. The photo that you've linked in the OP is a stock image. You need to include a time-stamped image (picture of your username and today's date alongside your items) to get interest.
Escrow is also a must if you plan on selling anything on here. Nobody is going to trust a new or young member without any history or past transactions.

Good luck with the sale

Bitmixer.io have been around for a while and seem to have a lot of positive reviews. I've never had the need to mix any coins but their site seems simple enough to understand what to do.
My only word of advice is that I'd break down the transactions into smaller amounts. Don't mix your 7 BTC all at once. Although you may incur higher fees, it's always better safe than sorry.