Topic: Infinitum Da Vinci coin (Read 2187 times)
Wow this is indeed amazing if I have funds I will definitely get one of this,the seller looks legit ,the products are all awesome and those who already got theirs had a good feedback on the site..
I am bumping this thread to offer my coin for sale. details below...
Price - 1BTC with free USPS shipping anywhere in the US
Escrow - Yes. Trusted forum member
Ship to - US only! I will ship outside the US but payment must be made direct prior to shipping (no escrow) and there will be an additional shipping charge.
Direct Payment Address - 1QFDTyB6zPfwdhKsiN6KSYmvgqrqxDP1rn I WILL NOT PM YOU A DIFFERENT ADDRESS!
Please post/PM any questions.
ig
Price - 1BTC with free USPS shipping anywhere in the US
Escrow - Yes. Trusted forum member
Ship to - US only! I will ship outside the US but payment must be made direct prior to shipping (no escrow) and there will be an additional shipping charge.
Direct Payment Address - 1QFDTyB6zPfwdhKsiN6KSYmvgqrqxDP1rn I WILL NOT PM YOU A DIFFERENT ADDRESS!
Please post/PM any questions.
ig
Well they are for real 
Got mine today and it's really nice. I am a terrible awful photographer but here goes anyway...
Comes in a sleek black box. The COA and barcode are under a flap. Coin is in an airtight. The raised letters give off a really cool effect.
Overall I am very happy.
Got mine today and it's really nice. I am a terrible awful photographer but here goes anyway...
Comes in a sleek black box. The COA and barcode are under a flap. Coin is in an airtight. The raised letters give off a really cool effect.
Overall I am very happy.
Got my shipment confirmation for the Albert Einstein coin a few days ago. Interesting they are coming from Dubai though, was expecting Europe, but maybe that's just me 
Hello All
We have shipped the first batch of Albert Einstein Physical Bitcoins to their lucky customers.
Here are some actual product images, it is shiny 1 ounce silver coin with a mirror background.
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/albert-einstein-bitcoin_zpskgbctyg5.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_coinback_hologram_zpsw1tdpqqr.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_coinbackwithouthologram_zpsxwsyu4bz.jpg
Thanks
Mandy
Infinitum Bitcoins
We have shipped the first batch of Albert Einstein Physical Bitcoins to their lucky customers.
Here are some actual product images, it is shiny 1 ounce silver coin with a mirror background.
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/albert-einstein-bitcoin_zpskgbctyg5.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_coinback_hologram_zpsw1tdpqqr.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_coinbackwithouthologram_zpsxwsyu4bz.jpg
Thanks
Mandy
Infinitum Bitcoins
Hello All,
Yesterday we have announced a new physical Bitcoin in the Ingenium series (This is on pre-order shipping August 10th 2015).
Albert Einstein Ingenium Bitcoin Specifications:
Will be shinny finished coin in pure silver (not antique like the Da Vinci Ingenium coin)
[img]
Thanks
Mandy
https://www.InfinitumBitcoins.com
Yesterday we have announced a new physical Bitcoin in the Ingenium series (This is on pre-order shipping August 10th 2015).
Albert Einstein Ingenium Bitcoin Specifications:
- Diameter: 40mm / 4cm
Width: 3mm /0.3cm
Weight: 1 Troy Oz / 31.1034 Grams
Limited edition mintage of 999 coins
Beautiful presentation box with genteel finish
Numbered certificate of coin authenticity View
Certificate of bitcoin wallet authenticity Mode 1
Two Factor certificate of wallet authenticity Mode 3
Funded with 1 bitcoin cent
Interference resistant hologram View
Choose Your Own Number
International worldwide delivery $10
Will be shinny finished coin in pure silver (not antique like the Da Vinci Ingenium coin)
[img]
Thanks
Mandy
https://www.InfinitumBitcoins.com
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Hello All,
Yesterday we have announced a new physical Bitcoin in the Ingenium series (This is on pre-order shipping August 10th 2015).
Albert Einstein Ingenium Bitcoin Specifications:
Will be shinny finished coin in pure silver (not antique like the Da Vinci Ingenium coin)
The images show here are relief drawings (computer images used to make the CAM designs which in turn make the minting dies)
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_einstein1_zpshgk88kzz.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert-Einstein3_zps4yqwdrlc.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert-Einstein2_zpsr1egqxv8.jpg
Thanks
Mandy
https://www.InfinitumBitcoins.com
Yesterday we have announced a new physical Bitcoin in the Ingenium series (This is on pre-order shipping August 10th 2015).
Albert Einstein Ingenium Bitcoin Specifications:
- Diameter: 40mm / 4cm
Width: 3mm /0.3cm
Weight: 1 Troy Oz / 31.1034 Grams
Limited edition mintage of 999 coins
Beautiful presentation box with genteel finish
Numbered certificate of coin authenticity View
Certificate of bitcoin wallet authenticity Mode 1
Two Factor certificate of wallet authenticity Mode 3
Funded with 1 bitcoin cent
Interference resistant hologram View
Choose Your Own Number
International worldwide delivery $10
Will be shinny finished coin in pure silver (not antique like the Da Vinci Ingenium coin)
The images show here are relief drawings (computer images used to make the CAM designs which in turn make the minting dies)
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert_einstein1_zpshgk88kzz.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert-Einstein3_zps4yqwdrlc.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/Albert-Einstein2_zpsr1egqxv8.jpg
Thanks
Mandy
https://www.InfinitumBitcoins.com
Hello All
Following the discussion regarding antiquing and what difference it makes to the coins I have today taken these images before and after shots
Please excuse my lack of photography skills
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/FullSizeRender_zpsgjzmranc.jpg
As you can see the antique effect brings out the details.
Mandy
Infinitum Bitcoins
Following the discussion regarding antiquing and what difference it makes to the coins I have today taken these images before and after shots
Please excuse my lack of photography skills
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/InfinitumBitcoins/FullSizeRender_zpsgjzmranc.jpg
As you can see the antique effect brings out the details.
Mandy
Infinitum Bitcoins
I rather look at it as a limited edition fine silver coin with a wallet and private key concealed inside. It's more about the art in my opinion.
The main reason for buying physical bitcoins is if your a collector and or if you plan on reselling the coins in the future.
Most of our customers have purchased single coins. There have been customers who return to buy additional coins and quite a few have purchased multiple coins like 5 or 10 at a time.
The main reason for buying physical bitcoins is if your a collector and or if you plan on reselling the coins in the future.
Most of our customers have purchased single coins. There have been customers who return to buy additional coins and quite a few have purchased multiple coins like 5 or 10 at a time.
So basically it's a paper wallet made by silver, right?
Yes, but it can be traded because nobody knows the private key until it is opened.
So basically it's a paper wallet made by silver, right?
Thank you for the thorough explanation answering all the questions I had about the coin details.
Hello.
The original coin images where based on computer generated images and CAD drawings we received from the mint during the initial phase of manufacture relief images are made showing the detail and lettering of the coin.
The antiquing process is actually done by hand it gives an aged look to the coin and brings out fine definition in the hair and lettering.
The coins we showed during the initial phase and launch date where changed as soon as we recived the final coins.
In our second batch of coins we made some changes to buff the edges making them smoother. The coin manufacture process requires the coin to be struck 3 times to get the detail from the hair and beard.
The coins are then buffed to smooth out the edges (this was not done on the initial batch but has since been implemented) the coin is then washed and antiqued each coin is slightly different as the antique process is done by hand the images I posted are from a real coin from the first batch.
The coin you see here posted on this tread is a actual customers coin.
mandy
The original coin images where based on computer generated images and CAD drawings we received from the mint during the initial phase of manufacture relief images are made showing the detail and lettering of the coin.
The antiquing process is actually done by hand it gives an aged look to the coin and brings out fine definition in the hair and lettering.
The coins we showed during the initial phase and launch date where changed as soon as we recived the final coins.
In our second batch of coins we made some changes to buff the edges making them smoother. The coin manufacture process requires the coin to be struck 3 times to get the detail from the hair and beard.
The coins are then buffed to smooth out the edges (this was not done on the initial batch but has since been implemented) the coin is then washed and antiqued each coin is slightly different as the antique process is done by hand the images I posted are from a real coin from the first batch.
The coin you see here posted on this tread is a actual customers coin.
mandy
Still tempted to pick up one of these coins....hm
The effect is called an "antique" finish, and it is popular because it gives the coin's strike more depth. I prefer pure silver, but I don't mind it as much as painted or colorized silver coins.
Just checked back on the website for the status of this project and it looks like the images were all switched to an updated "final version". Luckily when I saw this coin I thought it was really cool and I saved the pictures I found or else I may have never been able to make this comparison. I recompiled them into a before and after in case users are unsure what I am referencing with the coins design/depth changing. One was sold as a pre-order and the other is the final release. 
original final - original final
I'm not sure if manufacturing tolerances came into play right before the actual production of coins but the original images looked way better IMO and I was thinking about making a purchase based off the original images.
Don't get me wrong, I still think the coin/packaging is a work of art but I believe the price point was more suitable (especially with the $100 increase that's coming) for the previous coin that was replaced.
If Mandy from Infinitum could chime in here that would be greatly appreciated as I was unable to find a notice on the site as to why the design in the pre-order state was quite different from the final state.
original final - original final
I'm not sure if manufacturing tolerances came into play right before the actual production of coins but the original images looked way better IMO and I was thinking about making a purchase based off the original images.
Don't get me wrong, I still think the coin/packaging is a work of art but I believe the price point was more suitable (especially with the $100 increase that's coming) for the previous coin that was replaced.
If Mandy from Infinitum could chime in here that would be greatly appreciated as I was unable to find a notice on the site as to why the design in the pre-order state was quite different from the final state.
Well they are for real
Got mine today and it's really nice. I am a terrible awful photographer but here goes anyway...
Comes in a sleek black box. The COA and barcode are under a flap. Coin is in an airtight. The raised letters give off a really cool effect.
Overall I am very happy.
Got mine today and it's really nice. I am a terrible awful photographer but here goes anyway...
Comes in a sleek black box. The COA and barcode are under a flap. Coin is in an airtight. The raised letters give off a really cool effect.
Overall I am very happy.
Same here...got a tracking number and an estimated delivery date of 6/11.
I have been advised they will be shipping starting this Friday and will provide tracking #'s.
Received my email that mine was shipped today.
I have been advised they will be shipping starting this Friday and will provide tracking #'s.
Thanks for the size chart. I saw these coins a couple months back during a google search as well but they weren't for sale at the time.
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