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Its BlackCoin Card Wallet, and I also think its too many different fonts...

Blackcoin Coin Wallet is linguistically a bit harsh to enunciate in the English language, specifically the "coin Card" aspect of the said term. I think Blackcoin Wallet Card is more fluent and appropriate.

http://i60.tinypic.com/r1nexv.png

 Slightly modded

Sure, there is a SVG included in the Zip file I linked to. Does that work for you? If not I can export it as a PSD as well.

GJ...we needed that. Also, would you be so kind to upload the PSD of the logo? I could really use it for the final version of the card.

Thank you...

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I totally agree. I think that the concept & literal and metaphoric application of BlackCoin Wallet Card is suggestive of the exclusive VISA Black credit card associated with elite individuals. However, the bc wallet card has more of a sexy, yet distinguished, vibe which proves to be more aesthetically appealing and desirable, especially to those not too familiar with crypto currency/technology etc.
I imagine removing this card from my wallet in front of my newly acquired 2 hot Asian girlfriends downtown Los Angeles to buy them ice cream after I order and receive my blackcoin wallet card and BC prices have soared pass $30 USD.  

Personally, I would put BlackCoin Wallet Card in place of Accepted Worldwide. It doesn't actually say on the card itself, what it really is. All credit/debit cards do say on them that they are a "credit, debit" card. In this case, it should stick out on it, that it's a WALLET CARD. Or maybe put it in front, leaving the "accepted worldwide" as it is. Just my 2 cents  

LOL!  Well, as someone who lives here (and actually is a 40 year native of the Vegas valley) I can tell you that's never going to happen.  Not unless BC represents about 30 Billion USD in market cap.  All casinos, but especially premier properties like the Wynn, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, etc. spend huge amounts of money and marketing to make sure they're sharing the spotlight with no one.  Now if we get to the point that someone like myself with just a few 100K worth of BC represents what we consider a whale (and in this city, you get that distinction only after dropping $500K+ in a single night on the tables)... I'll be more than happy to develop a team and make some presentations.

As it is, our 'brand' ranks about 5,000,000 places below Monster (drinks or cables you take your pick), Sony, Nike, Gucci, etc... and even they are only allowed to co-brand or advertise on things like the monorail, special events, or retail outlets in very specific areas.  Everything else will always have only the property logo/name.

I'm not saying it can't ever happen, and I'm certainly not saying I wouldn't love it... but in this town even a decent sized bar or convenience store pulls in 10-15% of BC's entire market cap every month on gaming (I have a friend with a 7-Eleven franchise who averages about $18K/mo just on 6 video poker machines).  

By way of contrast Bellagio makes slightly more than BC's market cap in a 24hr period.


... All that being said, I do like the way you think - we're just not quite to that level yet. And you will only get one change in that market... if you're lucky.