Introducing my promotion for Coinographic, exquisite Physical Digital Currency

[Saigonsmokes]

This is an animated video explaining who Coinographic are and what they do. As Coinographic is a UK company, I decided to use an English voiceover.

I used the Litecoin at the beginning of the video to represent that Litecoin was the first physical digital currency that they produced . I am a big fan of their coins, the quality is superb - I was a massive silver and gold bug before I got into crypto's and these are without a doubt some of the most beautiful coins I own.

I have purchased a number of each of their coins they have produced to date and look forward to the completion of their beautiful Bitcoin solid gold coins to add to my collection:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjVMIpoauQ&feature=youtu.be


If you are a crypto fan you should check them out - if you are a gold and silver fan, you would be crazy not to add one to your collection now!

http://www.coinographic.com/introduction

Their render for the 2oz sold physical gold Bitcoin 5BTC is amazing:

[Beliathon]

Their render for the 2oz sold physical gold Bitcoin 5BTC is amazing:

This coin has $2420 worth of gold and $1900 worth of BTC. The value of the gold in the coin will decrease as the value of the BTC increases. Yes it's beautiful, but it's a poor investment as the loss in gold will cut into your profits in BTC.

If you're wondering why I say the gold will devalue, it's because with the advent of cryptocurrency, gold is now obsolete as a store of value. It's a matter of time before that truth propagates through the rest of the population, and gold loses ~80-90% of it's exchange value.

[Saigonsmokes]

Their render for the 2oz sold physical gold Bitcoin 5BTC is amazing:

This coin has $2420 worth of gold and $1900 worth of BTC. The value of the gold in the coin will decrease as the value of the BTC increases. Yes it's beautiful, but it's a poor investment as the loss in gold will cut into your profits in BTC.

If you're wondering why I say the gold will devalue, it's because with the advent of cryptocurrency, gold is now obsolete as a store of value. It's a matter of time before that truth propagates through the rest of the population, and gold loses ~80-90% of it's exchange value.

I disagree completely - in Asia (where i live) practically nobody has heard of crypto - they do however use gold to store their savings, buy houses, motorbikes etc. Gold will always be king out here (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand) at least for the foreseeable future 20+ years.

Probably 1 in 100 people I have mentioned Bitcoin to have heard of it.

And if you collect coins you don't just do it for the hope of gold increasing.

[Saigonsmokes]

Bump - Checkout the beautiful gold Bitcoin now on their site - 2oz of solid gold/5BTC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjVMIpoauQ&feature=youtu.be