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I like the idea of a gold doge coin, count me in
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My final thought on this is to have a very limited and rare edition of coins made of .999 1 oz. gold. Thank you all for your thoughts and feedback.  what crypto are you thinking about the coin holding, I like the idea of the gold coins, very few gold crypto coins. |
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That was pretty common in 2011 when the 1000 was sent. Indeed. I remember one of the big selling points of Bitcoin back then was the option to send transactions without a fee. That led many people to develop businesses that undercut the existing system and really made Bitcoin special for the entire world. It wasn't until years later when wallet developers stopped allowing users the option of sending with 0 fees and then capped the blocksize that fees went nuts and nearly all of the original businesses that made Bitcoin popular were forced off chain to develop their own solutions or go out of business. If you were lucky enough to be using Bitcoin in 2011, it was an amazing experience that was certain to change the world and you are probably not reading this because you've moved on to other less restrictive projects where that might still be possible. As for PCGS, they'll someday learn why grading physical crypto coins is a terrible idea and other grading services have stopped doing it. Why is grading physical crypto such a bad idea? |
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I was watching this unfold, I think this auction acts as a landmark auction.
the market has determined that price to be fair market value for the .1 silver cas.
on the other side, someone paid 2600 for a quarter ounce of silver and a broken sticker ...
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not sure if it sold for 10 BTC, if it did then it is a worthy competitor. |
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Im still waiting for the first physical bitcoin to smash a million... will it be a cas? Probably. |
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nice! love mine!   Moper, I love that sticker "Cryptocurrency is not a crime". five words of great truth. I enjoy the rest of the setup as well. |
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Congrats on the fast sale of the 3.5mm! |
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Looks like the 3.5mm is nearly sold out
only 8 remaining...
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For the average collector/investor, it could get tricky hold valuable BTC assets on a 3rd party coin.
I've started scaling out of my higher denom coins into lower ones to reduce the risk.
Maybe one day, intact crypto coins will be worth money for their collectible/historical value regardless of whether or not the privkey is secure or not.
Ideally, the BTC-wealthy folks will hold on to some of the more rare, original funded items for posterity.
Funded items are definitely considered a liability as the private key could very well be compromised. You literally have to take the coin manufacturers credibility, history and reputation at face value and trust that they would do the right thing and not keep logs. We already have a long list of compromised scam coins because greed overcomes honor. I think cas and lealana are safe bets but I have been told that lealana has had some slip-ups In the past ( I would love to have anyone in the audience chime in if they know the full story). just to add, buyer funded coins are not as desirable as maker funded coins. The maker funded coins will be significantly more valuable than buyer funded coins. |
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The biggest gains for a bull market that you will see IMO is from the older collectables. Say 2011 - 2014. Not as many coins, many of the makers are gone. Many of the coins are long lost / destroyed.
Compared to what we have now, where people who want to collect grab the coins as they come out and then hold them. As new people come in they get the newer ones and then slowly collect the older ones as they become available. BUT the older coins that are just not coming around as much are going to get very bullish as they come up less and less are more and more people want them.
-Dave
Very good point Dave |
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Leaving bitcointalk makes you easy pray for scammers and bad actors.
very bad idea
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Maybe after 10 or 20 years from now. Physical coin are prone to physical damage just like the normal fiat coin. Age and condition will make physical coin valuable in the the future. Coins existed long time ago while NFT is a fresh idea that's why it's hot and trending in the market. We can't compare physical coins to NFT.
Maybe down the road a little people will buy and collect these coins as artifacts from young crypto era. Just like how collectors value rare roman coins and rare usa coins. Maybe they will like the physical crypto coins as well. Either way, I think its a good idea to have some diversification in your portfolio and some exposure to physical coins. |
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First Kialara to have in collection, looking forward to seeing the quality!  |
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When and how do you think we will we see a bull market in crypto collectables?
From what happened with dogecoin, I think anything is possible.
All it would take is some celebrity or high status individual to post a photo of a physical crypto (And make it seem "Cool") and people would begin breaking down the door to this forum.
Guys, think logically here. Some of these physical crypto coins have mintages anywhere from 2000 - 100 coins per edition.
The supply shock of having say a million people attempting to get their hands on these coins would blow the lid off this market.
Look at what happened with "Cryptopunks" and the whole NFT thing. Physical crypto coins are rarer and cooler than NFTs IMO.
What do you think?
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Hello crypto collectables community! Im looking to purchase 2013 silver litecoins 5 denom 10 denom 25 denom
Funded or Unfunded Shoot me a PM with what you have and I will quickly get back to you with an offer! Thanks! 2/7/22 UPDATE : Still looking for anything buyer funded or peeled lealana. Im paying in good, clean BTC.
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Prototype looks good, if you want any help with design collaboration just let me know.
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.1 Lealana silver 2013 bitcoin, unfunded with black bits
Whats your offer
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