[WTS] Denarius (D) Physical NFC Cold Storage Silver Plated Limited Coins

[kingcarsen]

Shop: https://hodl.market

Direct Purchase Link: https://hodl.market/shop/limited-edition-denarius-physical-nfc-cold-storage-coin/

Offical Denarius Website: https://denarius.io

Denarius Minikey Redeem: https://carsenk.github.io

Limited Edition Denarius Physical NFC Cold Storage Coins



There are only 100 of these made in total!

#1 is for auction on eBay, this listing is to purchase a random number.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Denarius-Silver-Plated-NFC-Cold-Storage-Physical-Coin-1-100/202685863497

Denarius Physical Coins are plated in silver and roughly 2″ in diameter. The front design features the Denarius “D” Logo and the back has the text “In Crypto Confidimus Denarius” with roman numerals.

These come with a Certificate of Authenticity that is hand signed and wax stamped with a Denarius security hologram/NFC chip. A coin capsule and stand will be included with only the first 10-20 coins.

This is a great limited edition collectible that can be used to securely store your D. These work with NFC on the Coinomi Wallet on Android.

These are the first physical silver plated coins made for Denarius (D) the cryptocurrency.

Price: $100 USD ea (Paypal, Bitcoin, Denarius, or Ethereum are accepted Payment Methods via our store)

Numbers available: (Updated 5/23/2019) I will try to update this list as often as possible. If you place an order you will receive the next # available in order, otherwise put in the order notes what # you would like, if it is available.

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[JanEmil]

Looks beautiful with stand

[anonymousminer]

$100 for a silver plated coin??

[kingcarsen]

Looks beautiful with stand

Thank you! Unfortunately I am out of stands, I will be ordering more so hopefully some orders will get them still, if  you win the auction for #1 it comes with a stand and a sheet of holograms!

$100 for a silver plated coin??

Yes I know it is a bit steep, but it is because they are limited, a lot of time and hand work has gone into these. There may be a sale in the future! They include an nfc chip and hologram as well

[bitwookie]

wow! where can i get one of these from? These look spectacular!

[buzzkillb]

swirlpay for the win! 

[kingcarsen]

wow! where can i get one of these from? These look spectacular!

https://hodl.market/shop/limited-edition-denarius-physical-nfc-cold-storage-coin/

[Fattcatt]

A denarius (plural denarii) is an ancient Roman coin made of silver. Like most countries, ancient Roman coins represented a portion of a larger denomination. The smallest denomination issued at the time was the as (plural asses). A denarius functioned similarly to the United States penny in today's commerce. It was originally equal to 10 asses, hence its name means "containing ten", although its value and silver content decreased through the centuries of Rome's existence. At first, a denarius contained an average of 4.5 grams or 1/72 of a Roman pound of silver. By the end of its useful lifetime, the Roman emperor reduced its content to an average of 3 grams. The denarius was struck from approximately 211BC during the Second Punic War to 244AD.

   You can store your "Denarius" there, l...good luck with that. Is the coin even made from silver?

[kingcarsen]

I don't get it.....

The NFC is on the COA?  shouldn't it be on the coin?

Do they come assembled?  or are they DIY coins?   your pictures here versus the website give 2 different impressions on how they come.......

The NFC Chip is in the recessed area on the back of the coin, it is a special "anti-metal" NFC chip that still works when in contact with metal, the hologram is applied on top and a minikey printed on paper in between, so when the hologram is peeled off if ever, you can see the minikey and input it on https://carsenk.github.io offline to get your full private key. The NFC Chip only has the Denarius address URI stored on it.

They will be typically shipped assembled with a minikey and nfc chip/hologram applied, if you want to receive one as DIY, simply request it!

The COA does not contain NFC and only has a QR Code linking to the Denarius Minikey Converter/Generator.

A denarius (plural denarii) is an ancient Roman coin made of silver. Like most countries, ancient Roman coins represented a portion of a larger denomination. The smallest denomination issued at the time was the as (plural asses). A denarius functioned similarly to the United States penny in today's commerce. It was originally equal to 10 asses, hence its name means "containing ten", although its value and silver content decreased through the centuries of Rome's existence. At first, a denarius contained an average of 4.5 grams or 1/72 of a Roman pound of silver. By the end of its useful lifetime, the Roman emperor reduced its content to an average of 3 grams. The denarius was struck from approximately 211BC during the Second Punic War to 244AD.

   You can store your "Denarius" there, l...good luck with that. Is the coin even made from silver?

https://denarius.io

These are physical NFC cold storage coins for the cryptocurrency I founded two years ago called Denarius (D). "Denarii" is our Discord/Twitter bot and one of our mascots, also our version of "Satoshis"

These coins are silver plated, not pure silver. They are limited edition and sequentially numbered with a custom Denarius hologram. They come with an NFC chip on them that you can tap to your mobile device to load D directly to the coin easily with the Coinomi app. If you want to redeem your funds off of it eventually, you can peel off the hologram and reveal your minikey associated with that address (You then redeem the Minikey for a full WIF format private key from https://carsenk.github.io (Ideally offline)

[kingcarsen]

All coins ordered over the holiday will be shipped tomorrow! 

[kingcarsen]

#10 is the next number to ship if an order is placed and number is not requested!

Auction on Ebay for #1 ends soon!

[kingcarsen]

Roughly only 3 hours left on the auction for #1!! 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Denarius-Silver-Plated-NFC-Cold-Storage-Physical-Coin-1-100/202685863497

[owlcatz]

So this is you? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=777173.0

 

[kingcarsen]

So this is you? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=777173.0

 

Yup literally from like 5 years ago lmao. That is a picture of me, but definitely never made Btsy and have no idea what that guy is going off on....Also taken from that thread:

"Definitely not Carsen Klock. Carsen Klock wouldn't have taken 6 months to get a new algorithm working and then release it without service support. He's an asshole but he's a good coder."

I have been running Denarius for the past two years almost.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1967207.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140514.new#new

[owlcatz]

Yup literally from like 5 years ago lmao. That is a picture of me, but definitely never made Btsy and have no idea what that guy is going off on....Also taken from that thread:

"Definitely not Carsen Klock. Carsen Klock wouldn't have taken 6 months to get a new algorithm working and then release it without service support. He's an asshole but he's a good coder."

I have been running Denarius for the past two years almost.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1967207.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140514.new#new

So are you still coding scam coins for others BTC?

You were involved in Paycoin as well, no?

Either way, your creds on the net look like shit. You should change your name!

Cheers and good luck selling silver plated coins here for 100 USD....

[kingcarsen]

Yup literally from like 5 years ago lmao. That is a picture of me, but definitely never made Btsy and have no idea what that guy is going off on....Also taken from that thread:

"Definitely not Carsen Klock. Carsen Klock wouldn't have taken 6 months to get a new algorithm working and then release it without service support. He's an asshole but he's a good coder."

I have been running Denarius for the past two years almost.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1967207.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140514.new#new

So are you still coding scam coins for others BTC?

You were involved in Paycoin as well, no?

Either way, your creds on the net look like shit. You should change your name!

Cheers and good luck selling silver plated coins here for 100 USD....

No, none of the coins I made were scams. That is just what uneducated trolls liked to say years ago. Yes I was an employee of GAW Miners before they went under. I worked at Apple for awhile after that, two years actually. I made Denarius literally two years ago.

Already have sold roughly 20 of them, less and less numbers available, Auction for #1 on eBay sold for $300 USD. So I won't need your luck! Thanks though!

[buzzkillb]

Can confirm coin looks awesome in person. Next up to use the NFC with Coinomi. 

[kingcarsen]

Can confirm coin looks awesome in person. Next up to use the NFC with Coinomi. 

Awesome! Those that have gotten theirs, should post photos here! 

[kingcarsen]

These are still for sale!
https://hodl.market/shop/limited-edition-denarius-physical-nfc-cold-storage-coin/


You can also now get some non-NFC/non-cold storage wallet coins for just novelty purposes from: https://physicalcryptocoins.com/product/denarius/