0.01BTC

0.251BTC

Thanks for the kind words Pistachio!  Hybrid ETH coins would be interesting, we'll take note of that idea and keep you in mind. 

0.21BTC

Interesting, I wasn't aware the key was embedded between the layers and it looks like an exacto knife could be used to redeem without cutting the card nearly in half.  Thanks for the info wheelz!

I don't have any first hand experience redeeming these cards but I would think you can redeem it without cutting the card in half.  Everyone has their own way of redeeming and I recall scenarios where people were selling peeled/redeemed items and they didn't put the peeled hologram back on (extra value for resale).

An argument could probably be made about privacy for the user not putting the redeemed holo/key back on the item, but it definitely has more value if redeemed and is as intact as possible.

0.14BTC

The bill was cut to be redeemed. 

0.131BTC

0.12BTC

Not a silly question, 3D printing would be used to design the prototype and test fit the bar(s).  After that the final design would then be sent off to another company for production in acrylic.  I do a lot of 3D printing and design myself and have a thread with more information.

0.026 BTC

I have some similar cases for sale on my emporium (without the plastic card slots), but they don't fit the requirements of the OP.  He's looking for something that will allow the bar to be viewed while in the case without removing it.

0.002BTC

LOT A: 0.001BTC

Not going to split hairs here but you're pricing it in BTC based on the above quote.  If the coin is priced in FIAT $175-$300 USD is 0.065BTC - 0.11BTC.

I have some of these coins and I'm pretty sure mine are numbered very low.  They've never seen the market so I can't say there isn't people out there who would purchase it at $1400, approximately 100X the original price.  I'll be keeping an eye on this thread for market value.


EDIT: Thanks for clarifying about each one not being 0.5BTC and congrats on the sale.

Alright, I clicked the link and found they were sold when the price was ~$700 USD/BTC. 

According to the price increase if these are valued in FIAT and not BTC terms, the sale price today should be approximately 4X less in BTC.  Just wanted to state my observation on the price and definitely not knocking the coins. 

0.121BTC

0.111BTC

I'm not sure what I'll be doing with them after assembly but I'll be sure to keep you in the loop!