It kinda sounds like "oh' meteor" but with an L instead of the R ?

Should be fine if the minted coin has a circular cavity, then you use a separate round (same metal) insert with the laser printed priv. key facing into cavity with hologram over it.  Want to get fancy, make both threaded and "screw" the private key in.  The hologram can have foil underneath to further conceal from xray...

And you gotta use a laser!  Can you burn the private key with a laser in the middle of the coin and then cover with a hologram?

I would recommend not spending a lot on costly fancy packaging etc.... Quality is much more important in the long run.

Shut up and take my money!!!

3,8 +.01

1-3,8 +.01

#1 - 0.52
#2 - 0.52
#3 - 0.52
#8 - 0.36

Ya'll just need to come skeet shooting with me instead

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 to convert numbers into letter via excel: =MID("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ",CELL_COORDINATE,1)
maybe now we can solve an equation where we know input plus x = the sum?
wish I had more time today to spend on this.
what's interesting is that there are no values above 25.  so the numbers are the result of a mod/base formula or a simple English alphabet translation and the phrase does not have a letter "z" in it etc...

Shotgun bid. (+.01 on each coin)

It is a personal preference for some people but in the numismatic field the cases are worthless you can call up a coin dealer and get a truckload of whatever mint cases.  When NGC starts grading or slabbing them (working on it!) you won't have same opinion perhaps as you do about ANACS (I don't value their grades either )

It's a beautiful paperweight

Cases are worthless when it comes to coin collecting.  For example, if we talk about coins from US mint, when dealers/seller order a batch, they send the coins in capsules for grading and they dump the cases.  They throw them out or sell them for a buck or two if they want the hassle of that.
The only way to protect and value your physical btc coins is to get them slabbed/graded, in a long run, collectors don't care about what case it came in.  Besides, you can always look up the addy on the block explorer to determine when the coin is from.

CanaryInTheMine 5 @.32

Post pics of the screw-on kickstand on the back too! it's really neat

Received my package today! Thanks for quick shipping and great service.  Appreciate all the detail and excellent packaging...

I have a suggestion for your next production runs.  Would you consider utilizing "coin turn" alignment please?  That is, when you are looking at obverse and flip the coin, you don't need to rotate it...  it's common when using dies to stamp blanks, but I don't know if these are stamped, cast or milled.  regardless, it's something to consider

Let's see what they do..

CanaryInTheMine 10 .25