The entire revenue of this raffle will entirely be donated to Sophia Children Hospitals. Sophia is a part of the Erasmus Medical Center, the largest medical center in the Netherlands. Sophia Children’s Hospital has been founded 150 years ago and is the oldest pediatric hospital in The Netherlands. The three departments are pediatrics, pediatric surgery and pediatric psychiatry. There is a lot of research being done in Sophia. Research focuses on a number of topics (pediatric oncology, pediatric chest centre, congenital abnormalities, epidemiology). Most sub specialities have there own research topics. Pediatric nephrology together with their adult counterpart focuses on transplantation for research and clinical activities. Erasmus MC is know for their studies, which are being shared internationally.

As for the actual donation, I will be purchasing stuffed animals called Sophia Supermonkey (click to see an example).[/b] They are being sold for €10 each and they are given to the children who are hospitalized. The entire sales revenue is being used for research purposes. Their research has saved a lot of lives so far and they continue to find new (or better) treatments in the field of child oncology, prenatal birth etc.!

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I actually like the black nickel finish best (at least that's from what I could see in pictures, it might change once I got my set in hands, but so far).
I think it's something refreshing and (at least yet) unique. Would love to see more coins with a similar (or another not so popular) finish.

This is terrible... I'm out.  Sorry, this isn't something I'm interested in since there's absolutely no security and it's a triple copy.

i would like to ask a security question .. ( apart the fact the same public & private keys are engraved on each same coins of a  set..)

-do you engrave public and private keys by yourself on the coins ?    
( cause if not, it could be a serious security issue to give a key list for engraving , to any mint...)
( wich is certainly not a real issue if coins are bought  only as collectors coins , and not used as a cold storage.. )

So, 3 coins, but they all share the same private/public key?  So, you fund one, you're not funding the coin, but the "set of coins".    Please explain why you did this.  I will definitely not be funding them now.  What are my options for 3 different private addresses (not just public)?