[TEASER] Something new coming, and you all might be interested in...

[Mitchell]

I liked miffman's teaser more. He at least showed the full coin.

[cryptoheadd]

I liked miffman's teaser more. He at least showed the full coin.

Haha, yes.
And the coin was pretty great.

This one, from the pictures, doesn't look good at all.
But that's just my opinion.
What do you guys think?

[Raimonn]

BTCC_Official, can you share a bit more of info about the coin: price, material, release date, if it will be a loaded coin ....

[bitenvy]

What is this...  an iron/steel coin?  Definitely not silver.   

[BG4]

The coin letters looks like it is milled with a CNC machine.....

No 90 degree inside corners.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

What is this...  an iron/steel coin?  Definitely not silver.   

Eck!  Hopefully not something like aluminum, either.  Doesn't look like even a nickel finish.  I don't know, I haven't really gotten into the whole physical crypto thing--and I do like coins and appreciate nice ones.  To me, crypto is something that isn't, and doesn't need to be, tangible.  Precious metals are nice, though, and perhaps one day I'll get in to this.

[BTCC_Official]

You all guessed it!  It’s a new physical bitcoin from BTCC Mint!

How will it be special?  Come back tomorrow...

https://bt.cc/mnt5

https://bt.cc/mnt6

[cryptoheadd]

You all guessed it!  It’s a new physical bitcoin from BTCC Mint!

How will it be special?  Come back tomorrow...

[TheCryptoMint]

Hello we are not the same. I will be releasing some coins soon. Specifically a 5 troy Oz and 1 Troy Oz Bull VS Bear coin. They will be the same design just smaller. But we are not the same people/ company. Crypto mint and The Crypto Mint is similar I suppose.

[Anduck]

Definitely an interesting way to launch a new coin. The close-up pics aren't that great but we'll see when the whole coin is shown...

[BTCC_Official]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

[Mitchell]

   

[cryptoheadd]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

Now that's interesting.
But newly mined blocks without any transactions, would mean that we'd have to pay 12.5BTC for the funding + whatever the coins cost, right?

[Zyro]

I'm interested in the concept, but would like more info.  You have my attention. 

[owlcatz]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

Now that's interesting.
But newly mined blocks without any transactions, would mean that we'd have to pay 12.5BTC for the funding + whatever the coins cost, right?

I don't understand, bitcoins are bitcoins, whether they are freshly mined or not, there is no extra value (IMO) to fresh vs. coins with taint.

And cryptoheadd, don't you mean .125 BTC like OP says?

[cryptoheadd]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

Now that's interesting.
But newly mined blocks without any transactions, would mean that we'd have to pay 12.5BTC for the funding + whatever the coins cost, right?

I don't understand, bitcoins are bitcoins, whether they are freshly mined or not, there is no extra value (IMO) to fresh vs. coins with taint.

And cryptoheadd, don't you mean .125 BTC like OP says?

No no.
For freshly mined bitcoins (no transactions) the coin would need to contain an address with a mined block, right?
And the reward of 1 block would be 12.5 btc?

Where does the OP say 0.125 btc?
Because 0.125 + Coin fee sounds reasonable.

[owlcatz]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

Now that's interesting.
But newly mined blocks without any transactions, would mean that we'd have to pay 12.5BTC for the funding + whatever the coins cost, right?

I don't understand, bitcoins are bitcoins, whether they are freshly mined or not, there is no extra value (IMO) to fresh vs. coins with taint.

And cryptoheadd, don't you mean .125 BTC like OP says?

No no.
For freshly mined bitcoins (no transactions) the coin would need to contain an address with a mined block, right?
And the reward of 1 block would be 12.5 btc?

Where does the OP say 0.125 btc?
Because 0.125 + Coin fee sounds reasonable.

Oh, right I see what you are saying now, that makes sense, I didn't see it that way, I assumed he meant coins sent right from a mined block.

Also, my bad, I had this coin and cryptoimperator's mixed up on the .125 thing, sorry!

[cryptoheadd]

Brand new uncirculated bitcoins, fresh from the blockchain block reward, the coinbase transaction. First time ever for a physical bitcoin! Newly mined, without any transaction records whatsoever.

https://bt.cc/mnt7

https://bt.cc/mnt8

Now that's interesting.
But newly mined blocks without any transactions, would mean that we'd have to pay 12.5BTC for the funding + whatever the coins cost, right?

I don't understand, bitcoins are bitcoins, whether they are freshly mined or not, there is no extra value (IMO) to fresh vs. coins with taint.

And cryptoheadd, don't you mean .125 BTC like OP says?

No no.
For freshly mined bitcoins (no transactions) the coin would need to contain an address with a mined block, right?
And the reward of 1 block would be 12.5 btc?

Where does the OP say 0.125 btc?
Because 0.125 + Coin fee sounds reasonable.

Oh, right I see what you are saying now, that makes sense, I didn't see it that way, I assumed he meant coins sent right from a mined block.

Also, my bad, I had this coin and cryptoimperator's mixed up on the .125 thing, sorry!

Is there a way to get smaller rewards per block?
Like using a pool or something?

12.5 btc + Coin fee would be too much for most people. (Including me)

[owlcatz]

Is there a way to get smaller rewards per block?
Like using a pool or something?

12.5 btc + Coin fee would be too much for most people. (Including me)

No, not I am aware of. I've never mined, personally, but I would imagine using a pool you might not be guaranteed payouts directly from the block reward's address anyhow. Again, not a miner, not positive there!

I don't think he's really creating coins with 12.5 btc loaded in them. Then again, that WOULD be a first... But... Just doesn't sound right - Way to much for me too!  

[cryptoheadd]

Is there a way to get smaller rewards per block?
Like using a pool or something?

12.5 btc + Coin fee would be too much for most people. (Including me)

No, not I am aware of. I've never mined, personally, but I would imagine using a pool you might not be guaranteed payouts directly from the block reward's address anyhow. Again, not a miner, not positive there!

I don't think he's really creating coins with 12.5 btc loaded in them. Then again, that WOULD be a first... But... Just doesn't sound right - Way to much for me too!  

Damn.
The suspense.