i have had these since they first came out. im wondering if anyone has an idea on how much they are worth or if they are worth crap?  Are these coins still being made? |
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Do you already have a logo / corporate identity?
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no mention of what condition its in?
the photos give me the impression the specimen is in pretty darned fine condition as a coin collector myself condition is important ie i rarely by a coin thats been handled. Prety sure it is in a great condition.  |
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What is the forum time on which the auction ends?
10 pm Thanks man. |
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Looking forward to the pictures. |
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What is the forum time on which the auction ends?
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No. Bitcoin price is taking a brake. The potential is still enormous, so I would stack up. |
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Is the hologram a sticker or a scratch off label?
Could the private keys be replaced afterwards?
This holograms are tamper evident. If you remove it , it will leave glue and aluminum residue. Yes you can replace the PK with another printed by you o just use the extra keys and holograms we provide. Hope that helps. Please post a picture of the hologram. Thanks |
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I am following this. |
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I would listen to your potential customers... No preorder.
Good luck with your project.
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I have a 1975 silver coin, was only placed in a airtite last week, was in all 40 years in a plastic flip. Never handled without gloves, nevertheless looks really-really bad.
For comparison, I have a 1996 silver coin, graded and placed in slap same year it came out - looks like it just came out of the mint.
Should be even worse for brass.
Well, if that is the case, maybe I should get them in a graded slap as well. Anybody know which is the best grading service in Europe? If you want them graded, then send them to ANACS. There is two reasons for this: 1. You will most likely not find any European numismatic association willing to grade the coin. 2. The second market value of the coin will be better if using ANACS since they are by far the most experienced and well known when it comes to physcial crypto coins. Unfortunately ANACS does not have a office in Europe (we are many who would like to see them have one here). So your coin will have to fly a couple of time more over the Atlantic sea  Good luck Thanks, I will look in to that! |
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I have a 1975 silver coin, was only placed in a airtite last week, was in all 40 years in a plastic flip. Never handled without gloves, nevertheless looks really-really bad.
For comparison, I have a 1996 silver coin, graded and placed in slap same year it came out - looks like it just came out of the mint.
Should be even worse for brass.
Well, if that is the case, maybe I should get them in a graded slap as well. Anybody know which is the best grading service in Europe? |
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This has been overcome by engraving characters on the opposite side of the surface of the private key to ensure the private key is 100% not readable.
The only way to obtain the private key is by actually making minimal physical damage to the coin itself so any tampering is evident making the coin possibly the most secure on the market.
I'm not quite clear how this works. The 270 is the amount to be paid upfront in the pre sale and the bitcoin can be paid after manufacture.
A lot of people got burned with the Coinographic preorder, perhaps it is better to make the coin first and then sell them. |
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Just curious, lets say the the coin was graded at MS-65. How much would you guys be willing to pay for the coin?
I prefer buying them ungraded. Just a question, when the coin is in the anacs case, the case is sealed right? Yep. Thanks, I thought so. I like to be able to take the coin out of it's case. That is not good for a brass coin unfortunately. It will get more oxidized the more that happens. Yeah I understand, I am keeping them in the cases. Are air-tites the best coinholders? I put them in Lindner for now. |
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How much for the Silver 1 BTC Coins?
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Just curious, lets say the the coin was graded at MS-65. How much would you guys be willing to pay for the coin?
I prefer buying them ungraded. Just a question, when the coin is in the anacs case, the case is sealed right? Yep. Thanks, I thought so. I like to be able to take the coin out of it's case. |
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Just curious, lets say the the coin was graded at MS-65. How much would you guys be willing to pay for the coin?
I prefer buying them ungraded. Just a question, when the coin is in the anacs case, the case is sealed right? |
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