Thanks for the answer. I'll give it a go.
I was looking through physical cryptocurrencies after "loading bitcoin" had no results from a search.
If you don't mind, I thought of another question.
Can I put them on and take them out more than once?
If so, seems a simple and cheap way to store bitcoins.
If I were you I would first create a test paper wallet and load with a minute amount of say 0.001btc.
Test it and makes sure you understand how it works. Do on an air gapped computer! NOT on the internet!
In other words load it and then sweep. Sweep all the BTC in one go.
Also if you ever load with a larger amount and then the time comes you want to take out...make sure to
sweep ALL the BTC in one shot.
Do not do increments as the rest of the BTC will be lost.
SO ALL OF IT.
And
never use the paper wallet again, since your private key has been exposed to the hot wallet.
Create a new one each time. Goodluck!
Here are some articles I wrote on the paper wallets, loading them and testing.
http://www.cryptocoinscollection.com/index2.html#p=216 I used three different programs to make sure the paper wallet I created was good. I also BIP32 encrypted with a password, just in case the private keys were exposed.
