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Still available.

Damn.  That filled up quick.  If you decide to do another raffle (wink,wink) I’ll buy a lot or two for sure.   Thanks. 

Wow.  Nice find.   I was going to buy these but something seemed off.  I’d like to see some proof from OP that he is Andy Grail.   

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Denarium has been a well reputed source for physical cryptocoins for some years now.    I have not heard of any problems, and they have a decently high volume of business.

Ugh, that sucks, hopefully they do the right thing.    Try and annoy them by phone as much as possible about it.   Leave a negative BBB review, and anywhere else where their company is listed.

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https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower/


That is all the information we have about it.   The title states that I will only ship outside of the USA on a case by case basis.

If you paid with CC, you may still be able to dispute the charges.   That would get them to straighten things out right away Hhhampuz. 

THIS IS A PREORDER ITEM, the expected shipping date is "Spring 2018".  i imagine it will be 30-60 days before this ships.

Asking price: $1400 USD.   These have sold for $1500+ on ebay over the last few days.   



https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower/



Shipping is free within the USA, international shipping will be considered on a case by case basis due to the nature of the product.



Redacted sales receipt available upon request.

As a coin maker myself, the biggest single cost of creating a limited run coin is the die and minting charges.  Being as the crypto community is very small, most manufacturers limit production somewhere in the 50-200 coin range.  

Dies can cost from $1000-5000+ given the intricacy of the design and the size of the coin being minted.  Let’s say I wanted to mint 100 silver 1oz coins with a 3 dimensional design on both sides, I would likely be in the $4000 range because I would need 2 3D dies(front and back).  

Let’s call silver spot price $16.50, so 100 coins would be $1650 for the metal + a $3-5 minting charge per coin.  

Dies $4000
Silver $1650
Fees $400ish

Total cost: $6050


So for 100 coins it could cost $60+ each depending on the mint you use. You also need to factor in the time + assembly costs done by the distributor as well as little things like cases or boxes for shipping.    Oh, and custom holograms cost $1000+ per design many times.  

Mints like Pamp Suisse, etc literally mints 10’s if not hundreds of thousand of coins per run as their market is exponentially wider.    The die then becomes by far the least expensive part of this equation and minting fees are almost non-existent as all of the work is done in house.  

I hope this helps answer your question. 

For anyone buying these, use escrow and have an agreement that you can spend the cards before the escrow is released.

I got one of the zero fucks coins from minerjones a few months back.  That are nice coins and a lot of fun to drag out when you are showing someone your collection. 

Be careful with this.  Sending bitcoin to a site with a new user like this raises huge red flags for me.  No legitimate financial organization would secure a USD loan with an asset as volatile as BTC.  If I get a $1mil loan for btc and it drops 25% tomorrow, very few people would pay that back. 

I’m not convinced that you would ever actually see USD transferred to you in the first place until we get some veteran users vouching for the service. 

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Nice grab of a relatively low serial silver, I always seem to be indisposed when these things end.

For reference on the German silver bar, it is a copper, nickel, zinc alloy.   

https://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/earth-and-the-environment/minerals-mining-and-metallurgy/metallurgy-and-mining-terms-and-concepts/german-silver

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