Topic: [Auction] One of a kind Titan Loaded 2017 .999 Silver tenth - page 2. (Read 727 times)

Such dazzle! Much approval.

That makes sense see Bead and Brightsetting Stones. Pro job for sure.

As to how the stones are placed in the coin this was the response i got from my jeweler: They are bead set. We would never glue stones in place.  If anyone else has any more questions let me know.  Will try to get better pictures of the stones in the coin.

Trying to get a hold of my jewler, probably wont be able to get an answer on the exact setting description for a day or two but will def update this thread when i get that info.

Some micro photos of the diamonds would be cool

I'm curious about that myself. It almost looks like some silver pins were soldered into holes drilled out in the recesses to act as prongs to secure the diamonds. If that is the case it took a talented jeweler and makes the modified coin more unique than if the stones were set with epoxy.

ANACS is so sloppy they would probably grade this. Wheelz, how did they attach the diamonds to the coin?

It can be slabbed, without a grade.  Graders do not assign Mint State grades to coins that have been altered after strike.

  Can this be graded? 

After looking at the pics it looks like there is a massive smudge on the front of the coin but i assure you that is a shadow from my piss poor picture taking ability, if someone needs a different pic i can take one and upload it or send it personally just let me know

It's so perty i didnt know if i should put it up or not, but wanted to see what everyone else thought about it.  Something about the shimmer under the light that makes me want to do more of these

Very niice Wheelz...love the Bling!  

Up for auction is what I believe to be a first of its kind for a titan, or for any previously loaded coin before.  I have had 6 diamonds placed into the coin to spice it up a bit.  Now why would I do that....why not, was going to go bigger but wanted to see how this first one came out, and it looks sick.  I mean if you dont know what to get your lady, why not get her an iced up loaded physical coin, might just end up being the best gift you ever gave her  .  Maybe she wont care so much about your bitcoin obsession anymore and join you lol.

So here it is; The coin:

2017 Loaded (private key version) Titan Tenth: https://www.titanbtc.com/physical-bitcoins/

Now the diamonds:

-custom jewler sourced highest quality diamonds
-6 beautifully cut 1.2mm diamonds
-color: EF (best color possible; DEF is but in melee diamonds, or small diamonds, true color grades of D aren't given)
-clarity: VS (on the high scale of clarity)
-cut: as close to ideal cut as a melee diamond can be (helps with light reflection, i.e the shine)

Auction details:

Start: Now
End: Saturday September 22nd 5pm EST
Starting bid: .18btc (I usually start at face but I will not let this go for under that price  )
Bid increments: .002btc or higher (i.e. .003btc increase is fine nothing past 3 decimal spots)
Site outage rule: If the site goes down near the end good for the last bidder, it will not be extended due to outages
Snipe: No sniping.  Any bid within the last 10 minutes will extend the auction another 10 minutes or from the next valid bid, until 10 minutes has past with no new valid bidders
I reserve the right to disallow any member from bidding as I see fit.
Shipping:  Shipping will be done via USPS $7 priority in the US, $25 registered USPS international.  If I can not shipped registered to your country I will not ship this, thus making you unable to bid on this auction.
Escrow: yep no problem, any escrow needed will be handled through user: minerjones.

PAYMENT: BTC: 1EEVt2LNoSV17q2LSXeYqLQHk3BCBPyx8C

***NOTE*** I will never give you another address to pay via pm, if in the unforeseen case I need to change the payment address I will do it here on the auction thread for everyone to see.  If you happen to get scammed from someone via PM with a different address  I will not be held responsible for your loss, be vigilant.

Now for a couple sexy pics.....Feel free to ask any questions regarding this particular auction, Thanks!

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