Topic: 1000 BTC gold bar - page 2. (Read 8868 times)
really cool looking! i love the silver rounds too! are you going to offer any dummy silver rounds (ie no code)
you should've made it with 10x the gold of the 100BTC bar.
It has an appeal for being cheap: it's a plausible way for someone to buy 1000 BTC for credit card but still be buying a tangible good, for the lowest possible premium.
Increasing the gold content would drive up the price.
I am getting more inquiries about the 1000 BTC gold coin idea. I discussed it with the factory who did my silver coins. I might seriously be able to do it for $200 over spot price (of both BTC and gold), on a fully-refundable-deposit pre-order basis. It costs a lot to do a small run of custom gold coins, but at that price, it's also not ridiculous given the total price of the item.
you should've made it with 10x the gold of the 100BTC bar.
I just realised that you're essentially selling Bitcoins for as low as a third of the price currently being asked on the exchanges.
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
How did you determine this? It looks to me like he is charging a 13.5% markup over the price on the exchanges.
My mistake. I just realised that your website only denotes prices in Bitcoins and not in $.
I just got word that the bar you see in the picture has just been bought through MemoryDealers. Which means it's time to whip up more.
Casascius I think you have enough different items to offer a whole kit of your coins, minus the 1000 bar of course.
Im guessing you have a laser etcher now too ? the old mouse wheel should be turning good now..
Love your products brother...
Im guessing you have a laser etcher now too ? the old mouse wheel should be turning good now..
Love your products brother...
I just want to say that casascius and memory dealers are my favorite bitcoin persons! :3
I just realised that you're essentially selling Bitcoins for as low as a third of the price currently being asked on the exchanges.
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
How did you determine this? It looks to me like he is charging a 13.5% markup over the price on the exchanges.
I just realised that you're essentially selling Bitcoins for as low as a third of the price currently being asked on the exchanges.
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
I'm surprised people aren't buying them purely to sell the Bitcoins on the exchanges - pretty be damned!
Now you can use Paypal or a CC to buy it!
http://www.memorydealers.com/1000-casascius-bitcoins-gold-bar.html
http://www.memorydealers.com/1000-casascius-bitcoins-gold-bar.html
I am already selling a blank collector's bar on my website. All this is, is the blank bar, with a lasered-on denomination and hologram.
Buy my bar, and I will add a hologram and any denomination you want. However, you will need to send me the BTC equal to the denomination and I will pre-load it, as it counts as a valid bar and I can't have them floating around unloaded. (I reserve the right to charge for the lasering, but at this point, I will do it for free with purchase of the bar).
(While I am at it, I can laser just about anything else - for example, if a 50 BTC bar were gifted from bosses to employees for Christmas, it could say "50 BTC from all of us at..." and a company logo).
Buy my bar, and I will add a hologram and any denomination you want. However, you will need to send me the BTC equal to the denomination and I will pre-load it, as it counts as a valid bar and I can't have them floating around unloaded. (I reserve the right to charge for the lasering, but at this point, I will do it for free with purchase of the bar).
(While I am at it, I can laser just about anything else - for example, if a 50 BTC bar were gifted from bosses to employees for Christmas, it could say "50 BTC from all of us at..." and a company logo).
how much would this cost? (in BTC)
How many ounces of gold is this?
It's gold plated.Likely in the micrograms.
How many ounces of gold is this?
It's gold plated.
How many ounces of gold is this?
Very nice! I'm practically drooling.
very cool man, but I prefer and only can afford your 0.01 BTC bar
Sweet.
Is that 100% real gold? 
Real gold plated. And the bitcoins are 100% real.
I would do a solid gold coin or gold bar if provided the coin or bar in the right dimensions. The mint doing my silver coins would also probably do gold coins but I would have to do them in a quantity that made economic sense... which is probably going to be unlikely. I suppose I could do it if I merely intended to hold the gold, but that would be a lot of gold.
Is that 100% real gold?
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