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[pandamatrix]

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[Mitchell]

Bit-Card has been showing a maintenance page for over a year now, so I doubt they are still active.

Anyway, these are definitely cool cards to have. I destroyed the one I had, so please give me a price estimate and tell me if you are willing to ship first. If not, we'll have to use escrow.

[Mitchell]

Thanks for the quick reply and information!

I'm willing to ship first depending on the account (yours would qualify), and I can provide pictures They are all still individually sealed in their original plastic, never opened.

As far as price goes, I have no idea! I have a bunch of random stuff like this from way back that I haven't seen priced anywhere.

Ah. Well, feel free to PM me a list of your random stuff. Would love to take a lot (and pictures are very welcome as well).

As far as pricing go, I bought mine on August 25, 2013 at 0.035BTC. The Bitcoin price was $111 back then (lol) so this card was around $4. So, now to my offer, I would offer $10 excluding shipping. Feel free to reject it and give me a counter offer.

[bithalo]

I would be interested too. 

[vizique]

I'll add my interest here too

[chronicsky]

i want one too

[M4cca]

Interested too - would like to see pictures

[greenplastic]

Interested 

[defcon23]

i could be interested too .. can you post pictures please ?
Thanx in advance

[defcon23]

hoo yeah ! i see minerjones ! thanx for the picture..

basicaly it's just a card with an adress on a side , and an encrypted bip 38 key on other side  !

i already own these kind of cards, but not in plastic...
they are pure steel polished with the keys engraved on it ....

look :  

[bithalo]

To add to mj's post, here are some I have currently (not for sale), if anyone is curious what some other designs they made look like.

The bit-card are the bottom two rows, with the two columns in the middle.

[str4wm4n]

who makes the metal ones?

[Hellot]

who makes the metal ones?

 
I have some from http://cryptocards.ca/ but their website no longer works.

[vizique]

who makes the metal ones?

Bitstashers for the stainless steel ones. They've just started a new range of colour aluminium.
very nice laser etching

www.bitstashers.com

or me

[str4wm4n]

who makes the metal ones?

Bitstashers for the stainless steel ones. They've just started a new range of colour aluminium.
very nice laser etching

www.bitstashers.com

or me

are the stainless ones actually etched or is the design printed?

[vizique]

who makes the metal ones?

Bitstashers for the stainless steel ones. They've just started a new range of colour aluminium.
very nice laser etching

www.bitstashers.com

or me

are the stainless ones actually etched or is the design printed?

The design is burned in with a specialized ceramic spray. It's so tough you can actually file your finger nails with it!

[Decoded]

So... they're glorified paper wallets? Count me in if they're cheap including international shipping

Maybe you could sell them, and load one with with 0.1 btc or something as a prize, making this sort of a raffle.

[Mitchell]

So... they're glorified paper wallets? Count me in if they're cheap including international shipping

Maybe you could sell them, and load one with with 0.1 btc or something as a prize, making this sort of a raffle.

I highly prefer a clean Bit-Card without any raffle stuff.

[TookDk]

So... they're glorified paper wallets? Count me in if they're cheap including international shipping

Maybe you could sell them, and load one with with 0.1 btc or something as a prize, making this sort of a raffle.

Loading these bit-cards with 0.1 BTC is really a terrible idea. If you want to give an extra BTC prize in a raffle, that's cool, but then transfer the coins directly to the winner.
Over-funded crypto items has a tendency to decrease in value or at least be harder to resell. 

[defcon23]

who makes the metal ones?

here ---------> http://bitstashers.com/

just ask Mike about stainless style cards

defcon23