Announcement: CryptoStamp + Crypto-SILVERCOIN from Austrian Postal Service

[Kryptowerk]

It roughly translates to:

Dive into the world of numismatic and digital collectibles.
This unique set combines the fascinating crypto stamp "digitalization" with the curresponding 25€ silver-niobium coin.

Don't take my word, but here is what I heard:
There will be 5000 sets, containing one silver coin + one stamp. Each set will be priced at 121,40€ (roughly $130 USD).
Both, stamp and coin will have a corresponding NFT token.

It will be available for purchase on their website on March 12th: https://shop.crypto.post.at/
(not affiliated or anything just thought I'd share this news while I finally check the forum again)

Which blockchain or how exactly this "corresponding NFT" will be stored on the items is not know (yet). Probably in a similar way to previous Austrian Crypto Stamps.

So long.

[Kryptowerk]

side note:
the coin itself will have an issuance of 65,000
only the set (stamp+coin) will be 5,000

Oh shit. At 5k I would have most likely gotten one or two. 65k ... that's rough.

Btw, here are some nicer and more detailed images of the coin: https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/produkte/25-euro-silber-niob-muenze-digitalisierung-hgh

[MoparMiningLLC]

side note:
the coin itself will have an issuance of 65,000
only the set (stamp+coin) will be 5,000

Oh shit. At 5k I would have most likely gotten one or two. 65k ... that's rough.

Btw, here are some nicer and more detailed images of the coin: https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/produkte/25-euro-silber-niob-muenze-digitalisierung-hgh

yea 65k coins is quite a bit, the coin/stamp set though would still be limited to 5k - is there a way to confirm that a stamp and a coin go together? vs someone who just later buys one of ea vs buying one of the 5k sets?

[bitbollo]

side note:
the coin itself will have an issuance of 65,000
only the set (stamp+coin) will be 5,000

Oh shit. At 5k I would have most likely gotten one or two. 65k ... that's rough.

Btw, here are some nicer and more detailed images of the coin: https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/produkte/25-euro-silber-niob-muenze-digitalisierung-hgh

yea 65k coins is quite a bit, the coin/stamp set though would still be limited to 5k - is there a way to confirm that a stamp and a coin go together? vs someone who just later buys one of ea vs buying one of the 5k sets?

https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/produkte/set-25-euro-silber-niob-muenze-digitalisierung-und-cryptostamp-der-post
here there is the set coin+stamp (and according their explanation it seems this is the only way to get the stamp).

[Kryptowerk]

side note:
the coin itself will have an issuance of 65,000
only the set (stamp+coin) will be 5,000

Oh shit. At 5k I would have most likely gotten one or two. 65k ... that's rough.

Btw, here are some nicer and more detailed images of the coin: https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/produkte/25-euro-silber-niob-muenze-digitalisierung-hgh

yea 65k coins is quite a bit, the coin/stamp set though would still be limited to 5k - is there a way to confirm that a stamp and a coin go together? vs someone who just later buys one of ea vs buying one of the 5k sets?

I was actually a bit excited to have a crypto coin that's issued by an official institution like the Austrian post office. However I doubt it will be similar to the standards we are used here on the forum.
Will there be a private key directly on the coin to access the NFT? I highly doubt it. Worst and most likely case the coin just shares the design of the stamp and there is nothing connecting it to crypto/the NFT.

I wonder when we'll see an official loaded coin.
CS1 was unique in that way, each Ethereum address actually loaded with a small amount of ETH.

[krogothmanhattan]

  Thanks for bringing this to our attention...will post on the following stamp thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153959.0

[Kryptowerk]

  Thanks for bringing this to our attention...will post on the following stamp thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153959.0

Thanks and yes please go ahead. Was actually looking for that thread but didn't find it. Let's continue discussion there.