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sr. member
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August 31, 2021, 11:47:21 AM
#46
The 1 oz. gold eagle is a really nice size coin with a 32.7 mm width and 2.87 thickness.  I will post a new poll with this size coin to try and get an accurate count of how many members will want one.
sr. member
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August 30, 2021, 09:57:45 PM
#45
I am leaning towards the 38 mm in diameter and the thickness of about 2.9 mm which I believe is the thickness of the 1 oz gold american eagle.  The eagle is about 33 mm in diameter so our coins would end up just over 1 oz of gold.  I'm sure once CI has calculated all the costs from start to finish, we will be able to come up with the appropriate limited mintage.

I guess for a 38-39mm coin we could do with 1.5 Oz, a Maple Leaf 2Oz is 42mm

Thing is, do you mind the coin reading 1.5 Troy Oz?

BTW, other metals different to gold/silver can not be minted with the current mint I am using.

I have never seen a 1.5 oz. coin so it would be pretty unique, otherwise we need to go back to 1 oz and a smaller diameter like 33 mm .
legendary
Activity: 1229
Merit: 1280
August 30, 2021, 06:39:48 PM
#44
I am leaning towards the 38 mm in diameter and the thickness of about 2.9 mm which I believe is the thickness of the 1 oz gold american eagle.  The eagle is about 33 mm in diameter so our coins would end up just over 1 oz of gold.  I'm sure once CI has calculated all the costs from start to finish, we will be able to come up with the appropriate limited mintage.

I guess for a 38-39mm coin we could do with 1.5 Oz, a Maple Leaf 2Oz is 42mm

Thing is, do you mind the coin reading 1.5 Troy Oz?

BTW, other metals different to gold/silver can not be minted with the current mint I am using.
sr. member
Activity: 1750
Merit: 440
August 30, 2021, 02:31:20 PM
#43
I am leaning towards the 38 mm in diameter and the thickness of about 2.9 mm which I believe is the thickness of the 1 oz gold american eagle.  The eagle is about 33 mm in diameter so our coins would end up just over 1 oz of gold.  I'm sure once CI has calculated all the costs from start to finish, we will be able to come up with the appropriate limited mintage.
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1954
August 30, 2021, 02:34:53 AM
#42
Great to see that this idea might happen! Interest should be high enough, right?
If there is already a list with potential buyers, put me in please.  Smiley
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 08:26:41 PM
#41
Thank you all for your input, comments, thoughts, ideas etc.  Cool
sr. member
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Byzantine Generals' Problem solved,Prosperity Next
August 29, 2021, 06:07:08 PM
#40
Firm commitment from me. Palladium would be amazing, but I'm in for any metal that ends up being the creators' choice

Steeley
copper member
Activity: 51
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August 28, 2021, 08:28:39 PM
#39
I would commit to either 1.5 or 2 as a preorder. Prefer 2oz

Edit: what was the Doge loaded value?
copper member
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August 28, 2021, 08:25:06 PM
#38
Gold is a metal much denser than silver, hence coins with the same weight tend to be smaller. I always try, and when minting gold, I reduce the coin thickness in favour of a bigger diameter.

1M Doge coin was 1/2 Oz, with a diameter of 30mm if I am not mistaken.

1Oz 0.1 BTC coin was 35mm


1Oz Silver coins are usually 39-40mm


Comparison between Silver & Gold 1oz size




This is a complex design to accommodate in a small coin, maybe we should aim for 1.5 or even 2 Oz to make it 40mm

But that is double the gold, which is trading at 1817$, we would be facing a cost just in metal of 3600$ + Dies & Minting...

If this project goes forward it will be on a Pre-order basis. With a max of 10-15 as they have to be stored and shipped...

Please, those of you who showed interest chime in and see what you prefer and if you firmly commit to it. If we mint 5 coins so be it, I would be doing this because I like Doge and love Gold coins.

Firm commitment
legendary
Activity: 1229
Merit: 1280
August 28, 2021, 08:15:02 PM
#37

Please, those of you who showed interest chime in and see what you prefer and if you firmly commit to it. If we mint 5 coins so be it, I would be doing this because I like Doge and love Gold coins.

Hey CI!  Appreciate you being open to comments.  What's the widest width we would be looking at with 1.5 and 2 oz of gold?  Also, here's an alternative idea that might be able to accommodate max width pound for pound and perhaps a first of its kind if not mistaken- Palladium (approximate density of 12.0, gold is 19.3, platinum is 21.4, and silver is 10.5).  I've seen silver, gold, and platinum in the cryptosphere but really don't recall running across palladium; however, price is a bit higher than gold at close to $2500/oz but perhaps as much wouldn't be needed for 40mm width or if quantity needed was like 1.5-2 oz, then perhaps width could fall somewhere between 40- 50mm, which may be able to better accommodate the complex design.

-2stout


Thanks for the suggestion!

With 1.5-2oz we could se 40-44mm coin.

I would love to mint in palladium but last time I asked the mint I work with was not offering as an option. Will ask again once they are back from vacation.
hero member
Activity: 2338
Merit: 585
August 28, 2021, 08:05:37 PM
#36

Please, those of you who showed interest chime in and see what you prefer and if you firmly commit to it. If we mint 5 coins so be it, I would be doing this because I like Doge and love Gold coins.

Hey CI!  Appreciate you being open to comments.  What's the widest width we would be looking at with 1.5 and 2 oz of gold?  Also, here's an alternative idea that might be able to accommodate max width pound for pound and perhaps a first of its kind if not mistaken- Palladium (approximate density of 12.0, gold is 19.3, platinum is 21.4, and silver is 10.5).  I've seen silver, gold, and platinum in the cryptosphere but really don't recall running across palladium; however, price is a bit higher than gold at close to $2500/oz but perhaps as much wouldn't be needed for 40mm width or if quantity needed was like 1.5-2 oz, then perhaps width could fall somewhere between 40- 50mm, which may be able to better accommodate the complex design.

-2stout

legendary
Activity: 3066
Merit: 1348
August 28, 2021, 07:20:31 PM
#35
Potentially interested in one  Wink
legendary
Activity: 1229
Merit: 1280
August 28, 2021, 06:56:05 PM
#34
Gold is a metal much denser than silver, hence coins with the same weight tend to be smaller. I always try, and when minting gold, I reduce the coin thickness in favour of a bigger diameter.

1M Doge coin was 1/2 Oz, with a diameter of 30mm if I am not mistaken.

1Oz 0.1 BTC coin was 35mm


1Oz Silver coins are usually 39-40mm


Comparison between Silver & Gold 1oz size




This is a complex design to accommodate in a small coin, maybe we should aim for 1.5 or even 2 Oz to make it 40mm

But that is double the gold, which is trading at 1817$, we would be facing a cost just in metal of 3600$ + Dies & Minting...

If this project goes forward it will be on a Pre-order basis. With a max of 10-15 as they have to be stored and shipped...

Please, those of you who showed interest chime in and see what you prefer and if you firmly commit to it. If we mint 5 coins so be it, I would be doing this because I like Doge and love Gold coins.
copper member
Activity: 940
Merit: 417
Eclipse© Cryptographic equipment
August 28, 2021, 03:12:37 PM
#33
Also keep in mind the sizing of the composition in regard to one ounce of gold. The details are probably going to be very fine and you will lose color.

Im not sure how gold coins are minted if CI could chime in and let the community know it would be greatly appreciated.

I am looking forward the materialization of this project!

legendary
Activity: 1809
Merit: 1136
August 28, 2021, 11:16:26 AM
#32
Agree, I think that was a good suggestion by Minerjones too.
Replacement of letters.

 Cool Either way!


legendary
Activity: 3206
Merit: 3596
August 28, 2021, 06:49:37 AM
#31


Not sure if anyone noticed the spelling on Dogeball.  In the art you can see the small D placed inside the O as I wanted dodgeball spelled correctly but, visually wanted Dogeball.

You should swap the "B" "A" "LL" balls to the other side and swap with the "O" "G" "E" ones....  since it is "Doge Ball" and not "Ball Doge" if was are reading left to right.....

Interested in whatever this materializes into Cheesy Cheesy
sr. member
Activity: 1113
Merit: 265
Byzantine Generals' Problem solved,Prosperity Next
August 28, 2021, 02:39:51 AM
#30
Chalk me in as the interested as well!
sr. member
Activity: 1750
Merit: 440
August 27, 2021, 10:34:54 PM
#29


Not sure if anyone noticed the spelling on Dogeball.  In the art you can see the small D placed inside the O as I wanted dodgeball spelled correctly but, visually wanted Dogeball.
copper member
Activity: 940
Merit: 417
Eclipse© Cryptographic equipment
August 27, 2021, 09:39:25 PM
#28
I like the idea of a gold doge coin, count me in
copper member
Activity: 228
Merit: 7
August 27, 2021, 06:31:18 PM
#27
Gold funded with DOGE?  I’d buy two. (Let me know if you need prepayments to get this going) Lol.
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