Topic: [INFO] Question: How many Physical Bitcoin coins have been created? (Read 524 times)

Yes, MJ said he is going to send me one sometime this week. 
I plan on putting it to good use.

Thank You, Steeley.

I will use this to add to the list   

could also start with the encyclopedia - it has a lot of information on the ones that existed up to when it was printed.

509 Bitcoin Trader
Alitin Mint
Alpen Coin
Anarcoins/Bigtime Spaghetti
Annonymous Mint
Antana
AquaWallet
Banx Mint
BCMint
Berlin State Mint
BH Coin
Bitcoin Mint
Bitcoin Nerd
Bitcoin Penny
Bitcoin Poker
Bitcoin Suiss
Bitpay - Apmex
Bitpiece
BTCC
BTC Trinkets
BYOB
Capn Hash
Carribean Treasures
Casacius
Chad (Republique Du Chad)
Chinese Businessman
ClayCastCrypto
Coinbull
CoinedBits
CoinMonk Ventures
Coinographic
CONFERENCE COINS mostly not listed
ColdCo
Copperhead Bullion
Crypto Coin Warehouse
Cryptocracy
Crypto Dollar
Cryptoe
Cryptofrac
Cryptofreeze
Cryptogifts
Crypto Imperator
Crypto Imperator / Friends of Satoshi
Cryptolator
Crypto Mint
Cryptonic
Cryptopods
Crypto Vault
CryptoVest
Cypher Hodl
Defcoin
Denarium
DobleBit
Ffrankie
Finite By Design
Fresh
Geek Bitcoin
Genesis
1HodlClub
Illi Wallet
Infinitum Coins
Jinn Bitcoin
Jose Rodriguez
Kialara
Khrusos
Krypto Keepsafes
Lealana
LLCOINS
Lucky Bit
Lucky Fool
Magical Crypto Friends
Manz
MarkZellers Chips
Microsoul
MJB Monetary metals
Mopar Mining
Moonbits
Mr Mow
Munz
My Bits
Nasty Fans
NattyMind
Neils Schneider
New Liberty
Niue
Nola Coin
Obolites
Osbourne Mint
ParaLelni Polis
PepeFlyers
Pysibit
RarityCheck
Ravenbit
Rescalescence
Roman Booteen Coins
Russian Ruble
Satori
SatPulse
Serp Coin
SHACoin
Shibanu
Shibe Mint
Silver Shield
Silver Sun/Ffrankie
Silver Wallets
SlumberJack
Socal
Financial Freedom Sanctuary
Sol Noctis
Squall
Squirrel Bits
Supernet
Supreme
Surfin Bitcoin
TGBEX
Titan
United Crypto States
VaultBar
Wheresmycoin
Which Which
Worldy Treasures
Xerola

I will put you on. More Makers are being put on daily. It's a work in progress. They wont all be "physicals Bitcoin makers but I'm going to attempt to categized the differences.

Good points.

I'd love a copy of that spreadsheet.

Various reasons a coin becomes a relic: They may be original, limited/mintage, a certain year, have historical significance, if they are out of business or not, Material, all sorts of things, the creators behind them.

I'm going to attempt to specify the differences

An example: "Physical Bitcoin Coin(s)" Represents Coins that have holograms and can, do or have held Bitcoin. Excluding all other cryptos.
Not all coins are treated the same. Some physicals bitcoins are not collectables yet. Most kind of are.

I haven't yet accounted everything but I know we are defiantly at 200k + with the count I have with these specified Paramotors. Again Its an attempt on good Guesstimate that is changing. It will continue to change in time and with more research into coins created.

Other Makers of Coins like "Bullion Physical Bitcoin", "Physical Litecoin Coins" or " Physical Monero Coins" that don't represent the paramotors of "Physical Bitcoin Coins" so should be classified a little differently and into its own category. This little classification really allows us to guesstimate the rarity of Particular or certain coins.

 

ahh i get the list of addresses would not be displayed but wouldnt still be in list of makers?

I would do pre-built but that gets slammed hard these days.

Yeah, I haven't added much in the last few years, but it is a wiki so anybody is free to register an account and add to it *wink wink nudge nudge*

yea for the address lists - makes sense. are all the makers there ones who give address lists?

Correct.
Many of yours are custom, so I would not share those unless you/the owner told me different

I also am not on your list - is it because mine were DIY? I mean I still made the address/key pairs for many of them but only at request of the buyers.

A good resource for different makers and address lists are my master maker thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/inforeference-master-makeraddresslists-of-lists-2022902
Should have time this week to check your list and hopefully add something new

I have 3 lasers atm but none are strong enough to engrave metal - mark em, sure - cut em, nah.

Thats awesome! I'm a big fan of the poker chip style myself
You need to grab a high power laser like Mojo and start engraving some coins, that would be a fun endeavor.
Hopefully we reach that 1 million mark in the next couple of cycles-
I'm currently working two engineering jobs and would love to focus on some passion projects.

they were poker chips actually. 100 sets of 5 chips and then 100 sets of 2 chips (error colors from the set of 5)
and then I made the pepe flyer coins as a commission for minerjones

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5284106 - for the set of 5

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/salebitcoin-poker-chip-wallet-errors-68-sets-remaining-5403370 - for the set of 2

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-pepe-flyers-flye-brass-limited-coin-token-5472634 - for the pepe flyer coins

I do need to do some more and do something creative. The fiat job consumes too much of my time - need that 1 million USD BTC then I can walk away lol

Mopar, you have coins? Any link to them so i can take a look?

Relatively recent maker Doblebit missing from your list:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sale-doblebit-freedom-coins-diy-5435923

Created these Freedom DIY's as well as some really cool mask collectables with keys.

For the NastyFans Minted Seats you should probably use the source data instead of linking to a 3rd party website.  Here's the actual source data link if you wanted it: https://nastyfans.org/mint.json

I noticed I am not on there   lol

I have a spreadsheet of all makers, their data, and sales for the past three years. If I count using this data then the answer is approximately 561,670.

However, there are a lot of holes which include: 1. the creators actually do not know how many they made or they do not want to publish the data. 2. Creators that did not set a mintage but just mint on demand. 3. What is actually qualified as a physical bitcoin (for example, do you count Coined Bits, Anonymous Mint, Silver Shields - they may mint unlimited amounts of these rounds forever)?