Introducing Coinverters! Plastic Bitcoin/Litecoin wallets cards!

[mc_lovin]

Greetings!

I have a new product!  The Coinverters wallet cards.  I have improved the production process to the point where I can happily ship 100's of cards at a time, so now is a good time to announce it.

I posted an auction about the Bitcoin cards a week or so ago, and I've been selling them on Bitmit.

I have gotten the Litecoin cards to work perfectly too, and all the altcoins are easily done as well.  Feathercoin cards are coming next, which altcoin cards would you like to see?  

I can also do 2-factor cards, but I have not integrated a web interface for it yet.

The prices on the Litecoin cards on the website are higher than what I would actually charge, just so I could have them as a buyable option.  As an introductory offer, I will sell them for 1 LTC each + face value, and shipping.  I usually ship them in an envelope with a stamp on it so even international can ship for about $2.  

Post here if you have any comments, suggestions, or questions!

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Visit our website at Coinverters.com!

Here's a few cards we have made, don't like the artwork?  Order 50 or more cards to put your own image on the card.

[btceic]

These are cool! great job, what denominations can we order on each card?

I would like to put some away for awhile for the twins, say 0.25 each? give them to them on graduation day in 8 years or so.

[btceic]

I am also considering doing 0.10 for some friends and family members.

[mc_lovin]

These are cool! great job, what denominations can we order on each card?

I would like to put some away for awhile for the twins, say 0.25 each? give them to them on graduation day in 8 years or so.

That's the best thing to do, to put away for young ones in the family, a few bitcents will go a long way in the future!

0.25 BTC is going to be one of the standard denominations for Bitcoin, yup!  I was thinking 0.05 / 0.1 / 0.25 / 0.5 / 1.0 BTC for now, I also put up some 0.01 BTC cards to see if there would be any takers on something that low, but it could make a nice handout for first timers.  I could make a 10,000 BTC card if you load it yourself

[btceic]

These are cool! great job, what denominations can we order on each card?

I would like to put some away for awhile for the twins, say 0.25 each? give them to them on graduation day in 8 years or so.

That's the best thing to do, to put away for young ones in the family, a few bitcents will go a long way in the future!

0.25 BTC is going to be one of the standard denominations for Bitcoin, yup!  I was thinking 0.05 / 0.1 / 0.25 / 0.5 / 1.0 BTC for now, I also put up some 0.01 BTC cards to see if there would be any takers on something that low, but it could make a nice handout for first timers.  I could make a 10,000 BTC card if you load it yourself

I'm interested, I am going to be buying some BTC via coinbase on wednesday which takes 3-5 days for ach to come through, I spent all my btc for KnC pre-orders... do you have these anywhere where I could pay with alternate means instead of waiting?

Edit: would you consider ebay?

[flavius]

these are so funny. they are like itunes cards it just makes me kinky inside

once i get some more coins ill be ordering quite a bit

[johnniewalker]

These are cool...it would have been nice to have a QR code on there, though!

[forensick]

Great i will order some soon

[flavius]

also how/where do we redeem these

[felix123]

also how/where do we redeem these

The private key's printed on the back. Just put it in your client or something.

[drwho88888]

The problem still lies in the fact that they can be stolen (even when being sent to you) and it doesn't really matter if the private key is hidden under a tamper evident seal as I'm sure a thief wouldn't give a damn about whether anyone knew the seal had been broken after he's transferred the coins.

Something like Coinlockr.com is a much safer way to store your coins.

[davecoin]

Part of the beauty of these is you can give them out as gifts or promotional items.  A hardware wallet or usb drive, you can't (or at least you'd be less likely to give them away).

[drwho88888]

Part of the beauty of these is you can give them out as gifts or promotional items.  A hardware wallet or usb drive, you can't (or at least you'd be less likely to give them away).

Yes, I agree. They're quite neat. Just not as secure as something like CoinLockr.