Oh Im quite tempted by this. Not sure what they've been going for lately but will attempt to bid

Pre orders for physical coins haven't gone down well recently. I know that you have a reputable company but many people would be sceptical about preordering coins especially after the Coinographic scam. 
On a side note, coins look nice GL

How much for a 0.1 BTC Titan?

I think OP doesn't have all the items personally but rather fulfills orders as each item is bought. (Buys direct from manufacturer and ships to buyer). In that case I don't think he'll be able to provide other images. However, I do agree that since he's quite a new member, pics would be better and would help assure us.

That is awesome. To be honest they don't need to offer it at 20%. Anyway, seems like this will also help bring in people to the Bitcoin scene.

Good analogy - I like it.
Anyway let's see what the pro-Weiner guys have to say about it.

I see. Good luck with it. I'm actually excited as I really liked the last guide.
I know it'll be hard getting good photos but I've seen some pretty decent snaps taken by some members on the forum. Perhaps you could try and ask permission from them to use their photos in the guide?

So basically he's trying to shift the blame from himself to Twitter.
He should just man up, admit he was wrong and stop acting like a child in my opinion.

Do the accounts work for all cards that have been issues regardless if they have been funded or not? As in did the cards have to be activated by a certain point for them to work or could they still work now?

Why is his business card worth 0.2 BTC? 

There are a few such coins. However I think you're refering to the Titan Bitcoin. They make awesome coins. Check their site: www.titanbtc.com

That may be true yet it is disputed. Regardless of that, it has also been noted that some rule or policy is needed. I think it's better to have one governing organisation (who may or may not have directly or indirectly contributed to terrorism) then having a free for all riot where people self-govern over society. In the latter scenario I'm fairly confident in saying both terrorism and crime will be much more prominent and more of an issue.

I'd have bid just under current market value. Say it was $250 beforehand, if have bid $240 or so per coin. Actually of I really wanted to buy 50k BTC ID have paid market price for it as had I put a buy order online for that I wouldn't be able to buy 50k worth of BTC for the same price without artificially raising the price.

As interesting as this argument is and what your opinions are on policy can we please try and keep this on topic and not go on too much of a tangent? 

Are you looking to buy a whole roll of CI Dogecoins? I can maybe let go of one or two coins.

I think I read that to redeem the coin you'd have to disassemble it which includes undoing the screws and reversing the assembly steps. However to do so the screws need to be heated to some crazy temperature.
I may be wrong but I think that's how it's done.

I sent payment to the address asked and have left feedback too. Please check your PMs. Thanks

Why is it concerning?
With such a large amount of BTC it would be near impossible to sell all at once for one price. As soon as a sell wall like that would hit exchanges I'm pretty sure we'd see a small change in the price. Ultimately they'd lose out so I wouldn't see the point in them doing that.

Templates are easily changeable. Anyway I disagree. From my experience with HackForums I definitely prefer this.

Not wasn't a direct rise from $230-$290. It's been rising gradually. A week back it was already $250-270 (before this info was released).
And yes I know that there's a lot of demand but it's not often that you see such high value buy orders. I'm happy with the price rise but I don't think that this is a price that represents bitcoins true value.