Topic: Bitcoin silver 1oz custom coin... gauging demand - page 3. (Read 9511 times)
+3
I would be interested if the price is right in several. Also like the idea of .999 silver and an ounce would make a nice piece.
A realy nice idea.
+1 for "in coin we trust" and also the silver quality should be imprinted
I think i would buy one for an reasonable price (maybe 10 - 15 % over spot) and if you consider also sending it to god old Europe
+1 for "in coin we trust" and also the silver quality should be imprinted
I think i would buy one for an reasonable price (maybe 10 - 15 % over spot) and if you consider also sending it to god old Europe
im interested as long as it isnt too high over spot!
In a few months, I'm interested.
I am interested in buying a few.
+2
I would buy one or more, if the markup over spot wasn't too high.
Some dude got imprisoned for what you're planning watch out lol. It's not illegal, but they got him anyway because he challenged the system.
Actually they got him because he was using the coins he produced as currency. As long as you did not present the coins as currency and treated them strictly as a hobbiest items you should be good to go.
The case you are referring to is Bernard von NotHaus and the Liberty Dollar. Key points were he used $, In God We Trust and other marks that "could confuse the public", ok BS we all know but that's what they said, and he presented the coins as tender.
"In Hash We Thrash"
Would definitely get some!
Can we get an idea of threshold you need? 1000 oz minimum? will that mean $6 over spot? etc.
+1 interested. I plan on using bitcoin-to-silver as a major investment method.
+1 for "in coin we trust". I would also like a few.
WANT!
Some dude got imprisoned for what you're planning watch out lol. It's not illegal, but they got him anyway because he challenged the system.
I think the Liberty Dollar case would have turned out very differently if they had not a) printed a dollar value on their coin, with the $ symbol
b) so closely duplicated many aspects of old silver US coinage (Lady Liberty, "Trust In God," the word "LIBERTY" )
c) encouraged merchants to give them out in change to people who had paid in US currency and were expecting US currency as change.
This Bitcoin silver round would presumably not do any of these.
I'd be interested in buying a few. However, everyone should make it clear that the value of one of these silver rounds is in no way related with the value of an actual Bitcoin.
I bought some of the 1g ones over at http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=23256.msg400707#msg400707
If there was bigger ones avail I would prob buy them as well
If there was bigger ones avail I would prob buy them as well
If the price is good I could buy at least one
Not sure if there's some reason that this thread fell way back, but I'd definitely be interested in something like this! My interest in silver has been increasing recently and I'd love to have a few coins that looked like bitcoins!
I like the idea and would buy one or more for sure
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