These are from the "design your own coins" program?
Very impressive! I'm considering doing that as well - good to see the crisp output!
Topic: Amagi Metals - Best Prices of Gold & Silver for Bitcoins - page 38. (Read 135736 times)
Amagi Metals Minted 1g Silver rounds for me, now they are on display in The Bitcoin Museum!
Here's a few pictures!
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The Level of detail is RIDICULOUS!
The following image were taken by my microscope!
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Even though I was missing 10 out of 1000 I'm so happy with the final result! Thank you so much Amagi! I also helped someone else design a coin and they're about to submit it for minting (you'll recognise that it's my design
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I really hope you guys sort out this bank account bullshit. It must suck living in the United States, where they are SO HOSTILE to Bitcoin. Good Luck to you!
Here's a few pictures!
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The Level of detail is RIDICULOUS!
The following image were taken by my microscope!
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Even though I was missing 10 out of 1000 I'm so happy with the final result! Thank you so much Amagi! I also helped someone else design a coin and they're about to submit it for minting (you'll recognise that it's my design
)I really hope you guys sort out this bank account bullshit. It must suck living in the United States, where they are SO HOSTILE to Bitcoin. Good Luck to you!
thanks i appear to have missed the link.
Nice response... Now I look snarky! I'd blame lack of coffee, but I don't drink the stuff. I'm just not a morning person. 
no problem i should have used the search function. im also
thanks i appear to have missed the link.
Nice response... Now I look snarky! I'd blame lack of coffee, but I don't drink the stuff. I'm just not a morning person. can you tell us some more about this story?
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
Because you don't follow links when other people post them, or because you don't read quotes in other people's posts? BitGo, in this case, posted this link and a quote of it earlier on the same thread you are asking in: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2764176http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
thanks i appear to have missed the link.
can you tell us some more about this story?
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
Because you don't follow links when other people post them, or because you don't read quotes in other people's posts? BitGo, in this case, posted this link and a quote of it earlier on the same thread you are asking in: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2764176 http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
can you tell us some more about this story?
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/amagi-metals-to-lose-bank-account/
Interesting. I wonder where one would go about finding out what the amount of sales tax there is for out of state, like a catalogue of information for each state.
Start here.
You can compare our prices on:
https://comparesilverprices.com/
as we are listed there. Definitely looks like we have the best ASE prices...
https://comparesilverprices.com/
as we are listed there. Definitely looks like we have the best ASE prices...
If anyone ever wants to send us a private encrypted message, you can send one through Bitmessage (endorsed by Snowden).
Our key is:
BM-2DCDMaLRbqFQya1JSzMCE6ed9WJLiMeABr
Our key is:
BM-2DCDMaLRbqFQya1JSzMCE6ed9WJLiMeABr
Since, to your great credit, you do such a good job of responding to things in this thread I figured I'd throw this in here. . . .
The menu system you use on your website is really annoying. If you want to go to Gold 1 oz coins, you first mouse over "Gold", then the menu comes down showing "Fractional Mix" and "1 ounce" - so you try to put your mouse over the "1 ounce" but first, you pass over "Fractional Mix", and then a new menu opens up that all but prevents you from clicking on "1 ounce."
One more thing. . .
Less than half the states tax gold and silver bullion. We ship most of our products from Colorado and there is no state tax on precious metals in CO, so you will not have to pay taxes if you live in any other state and in CO, with the exception of Denver. There are Denver taxes though for people who live in Denver.
While Amagi Metals is not legally required to collect sales tax when they sell to out of state residents, those residents are legally required to pay the sales tax to their state of residence when they buy from an out of state company such as Amagi Metals (if their state has sales tax on bullion.)
The menu system you use on your website is really annoying. If you want to go to Gold 1 oz coins, you first mouse over "Gold", then the menu comes down showing "Fractional Mix" and "1 ounce" - so you try to put your mouse over the "1 ounce" but first, you pass over "Fractional Mix", and then a new menu opens up that all but prevents you from clicking on "1 ounce."
One more thing. . .
I would be interested to know how the US tax regulations work concerning bitcoin to equivalent value in gold, and what general taxation is to be performed and expected to meet compliance
Less than half the states tax gold and silver bullion. We ship most of our products from Colorado and there is no state tax on precious metals in CO, so you will not have to pay taxes if you live in any other state and in CO, with the exception of Denver. There are Denver taxes though for people who live in Denver.
While Amagi Metals is not legally required to collect sales tax when they sell to out of state residents, those residents are legally required to pay the sales tax to their state of residence when they buy from an out of state company such as Amagi Metals (if their state has sales tax on bullion.)
Interesting. I wonder where one would go about finding out what the amount of sales tax there is for out of state, like a catalogue of information for each state.
Since, to your great credit, you do such a good job of responding to things in this thread I figured I'd throw this in here. . . .
The menu system you use on your website is really annoying. If you want to go to Gold 1 oz coins, you first mouse over "Gold", then the menu comes down showing "Fractional Mix" and "1 ounce" - so you try to put your mouse over the "1 ounce" but first, you pass over "Fractional Mix", and then a new menu opens up that all but prevents you from clicking on "1 ounce."
One more thing. . .
Less than half the states tax gold and silver bullion. We ship most of our products from Colorado and there is no state tax on precious metals in CO, so you will not have to pay taxes if you live in any other state and in CO, with the exception of Denver. There are Denver taxes though for people who live in Denver.
While Amagi Metals is not legally required to collect sales tax when they sell to out of state residents, those residents are legally required to pay the sales tax to their state of residence when they buy from an out of state company such as Amagi Metals (if their state has sales tax on bullion.)
The menu system you use on your website is really annoying. If you want to go to Gold 1 oz coins, you first mouse over "Gold", then the menu comes down showing "Fractional Mix" and "1 ounce" - so you try to put your mouse over the "1 ounce" but first, you pass over "Fractional Mix", and then a new menu opens up that all but prevents you from clicking on "1 ounce."
One more thing. . .
I would be interested to know how the US tax regulations work concerning bitcoin to equivalent value in gold, and what general taxation is to be performed and expected to meet compliance
Less than half the states tax gold and silver bullion. We ship most of our products from Colorado and there is no state tax on precious metals in CO, so you will not have to pay taxes if you live in any other state and in CO, with the exception of Denver. There are Denver taxes though for people who live in Denver.
While Amagi Metals is not legally required to collect sales tax when they sell to out of state residents, those residents are legally required to pay the sales tax to their state of residence when they buy from an out of state company such as Amagi Metals (if their state has sales tax on bullion.)
I don't count out of stock items when comparing prices..... Neither does any sort of price match pricing system employed by any large retail/chain stores. You want to compare prices, they have the be the same item, and in stock.
If you would like better prices than Agora's ASE and don't mind waiting a month, we can hook you up too.
I would be interested to know how the US tax regulations work concerning bitcoin to equivalent value in gold, and what general taxation is to be performed and expected to meet compliance
Less than half the states tax gold and silver bullion. We ship most of our products from Colorado and there is no state tax on precious metals in CO, so you will not have to pay taxes if you live in any other state and in CO, with the exception of Denver. There are Denver taxes though for people who live in Denver.
If you haven't noticed, we have the best prices for American Silver Eagle's on the web!
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
You do not. They're cheaper here.
I like competitive open markets (in all things, not just Bullion); but as of time of post:
https://agoracommodities.com/product/silver-american-eagle/
Silver American Eagle - $23.88 - Delayed 4 weeks [no mint year mentioned]
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
1 Oz 2013 American Silver Eagle Coin - $24.09 [+0.21] - Availability: In stock - Shipping Immediately [2013]
I'll leave the postage comparison up to others (I've never used their services and have no reason to change that atm.); however as Amagi Metals actually have the product on hand I'd say they are the cheapest on the Internet.
EDIT:
https://agoracommodities.com/shipping-information/
"The standard shipping charge is $17 for orders below $5,000."
More than postage from Amagi Metals (around USD$10 USPS International Letter option) so adding postage Amagi Metals is actually cheaper.
Agora is still cheaper. If you check their thread on this forum you'll see that their shipping is $5.60, they just haven't updated their website.
PS - nobody mentioned shipping. The claim was that Amagi has the cheapest silver eagles. They don't.
I don't count out of stock items when comparing prices..... Neither does any sort of price match pricing system employed by any large retail/chain stores. You want to compare prices, they have the be the same item, and in stock.
If you haven't noticed, we have the best prices for American Silver Eagle's on the web!
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
You do not. They're cheaper here.
I like competitive open markets (in all things, not just Bullion); but as of time of post:
https://agoracommodities.com/product/silver-american-eagle/
Silver American Eagle - $23.88 - Delayed 4 weeks [no mint year mentioned]
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
1 Oz 2013 American Silver Eagle Coin - $24.09 [+0.21] - Availability: In stock - Shipping Immediately [2013]
I'll leave the postage comparison up to others (I've never used their services and have no reason to change that atm.); however as Amagi Metals actually have the product on hand I'd say they are the cheapest on the Internet.
EDIT:
https://agoracommodities.com/shipping-information/
"The standard shipping charge is $17 for orders below $5,000."
More than postage from Amagi Metals (around USD$10 USPS International Letter option) so adding postage Amagi Metals is actually cheaper.
Agora is still cheaper. If you check their thread on this forum you'll see that their shipping is $5.60, they just haven't updated their website.
PS - nobody mentioned shipping. The claim was that Amagi has the cheapest silver eagles. They don't.
I would be interested to know how the US tax regulations work concerning bitcoin to equivalent value in gold, and what general taxation is to be performed and expected to meet compliance
If you haven't noticed, we have the best prices for American Silver Eagle's on the web!
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
You do not. They're cheaper here.
I like competitive open markets (in all things, not just Bullion); but as of time of post:
https://agoracommodities.com/product/silver-american-eagle/
Silver American Eagle - $23.88 - Delayed 4 weeks [no mint year mentioned]
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
1 Oz 2013 American Silver Eagle Coin - $24.09 [+0.21] - Availability: In stock - Shipping Immediately [2013]
I'll leave the postage comparison up to others (I've never used their services and have no reason to change that atm.); however as Amagi Metals actually have the product on hand I'd say they are the cheapest on the Internet.
EDIT:
https://agoracommodities.com/shipping-information/
"The standard shipping charge is $17 for orders below $5,000."
More than postage from Amagi Metals (around USD$10 USPS International Letter option) so adding postage Amagi Metals is actually cheaper.
If you haven't noticed, we have the best prices for American Silver Eagle's on the web!
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
You do not. They're cheaper here.
If you haven't noticed, we have the best prices for American Silver Eagle's on the web!
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
http://www.amagimetals.com/american-silver-eagle.html
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