Do your research before sending a random troll on this forum all your personal information like your name and address. Something you should never do here, something that someone will probably use against you for any reason.
Anyone can have a silver or gold coin stamped with and design or logo, Smoothie just decided to start making them and selling his own name and design at an outrages mark up.
The casasicus Physical BitCoins, are not "original physical BTC" and these "lelena LTC coins" are not original either, because the developers of these coins did not make them, just some random user. Again, you can have your own physical cryptos made, out of any metal, hell make your own physical FTC if you want. You wont be paying as much as this guy wants.
+ You are paying for something with no guarantee your getting anything in return, so if you get scammed its your own damn fault, I have seen more elaborate set-ups from scammers, Do not give anyone on this forum your personal information!
Firstly, have actual proof of no-good if you are going to call out something as a real scam. I see someone making a product (that he has shown in picture to exist) and selling them for what he perceives to be a fair price. The market will decide if it is or is not.
Yes there are many services that stamp custom coins, and like many other industries price only goes down with volume created. Doing this yourself for only a couple coins would likely cost you well over what Smoothie is charging for his, and perhaps not everyone is a designer or has any interest in going the DIY route that you think is so simple and easy (have you actually tried this yourself to have a basis for your slander?). Creating custom coins means creating the tooling to stamp/cast them, and this is never cheap.
I would assume Smoothie isn't making a million of these things, just a limited run. This "outrageous markup" is likely due to this fact, and wanting to turn a profit for his effort as well. And unlike standard coin stamps, these must also be
hand encoded with a private key and loaded for another layer of work to be done. So no, not everyone does this. Physical Bitcoin/Litecoins are not run-of-the-mill coins.
Everyone knows Satoshi himself never stamped the first physical "Bitcoin", this is a mute point to make. These are simple paper wallets that happen to look like fiat coins and are made of precious metal. They are novelty items mostly for people who think it is cool to have coin they can physically hold, and be a conversation piece. They can also be a way of long term cold storage (paper degrades over time), though other methods would be more feasible and much cheaper to do the same job.
Smoothie is deleting your posts because YOU are a troll with a newjack account posting unfounded BS all over his thread, and this one, for no real reason.