Topic: INTEREST CHECK: Physical collectibles and NFT's by XCP Artists (Read 351 times)

1 BTC = 1 BTC lmao

Checking in for interest..


Oh?
Is my brass Cas half worth 0.8X again yet?

By DankFarms DM me your address, fren

Hey is that some kind of XCP card? If its really one, I want one. I'll make you a trade for one.

GM, Mopar
Check your wallet, fren

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I wonder how many numismatists take our crypto coin collecting seriously? [add] Using the same arguments

All the arguments that bitcoiners make against NFTs are the same ones that nocoiners have been making against bitcoin for years:

- its just a fad
- its not real
- its a Ponzi scheme
- it has no intrinsic value

Bitcoin was the first purely digital representation of currency.

NFTs are purely digital representations of everything else.

Yes physical
No digital
I think I’m time the digital aspect may come into its own but atm I think ALOT of people see the digital as more of a fad. Physical is on fire right now

I have one and have a few xcp nfts - none I would ever pay for but ones that were given or accompanied a physical item

1CCjp6pKDytKsru7AeQoRgDe68bN6fLj4t

and thank you.

Legend.

So I sent you enough merits to rank up to Full Member, now you can wear a sweet avatar.

In any case, you should just do it.

I started a Bitcoin NFT-related sales thread in Goods... Seems like the most appropriate place to post them for now. Until NFTs get a sub-board, which they should.

These were auctioned of on Scarce City, which each magazine sold increasing in price and accompanied by the NFT. Only 41 copies were sold... For  some reason I bought 2 lol. If anyone wants one - let me know.

If you're saying with one side blank it can become a 1:1 collectible with the owner making their preferred design on the other side of the coin, if that's so, bring it on.

Hell, sell me a 1/21 DIY kit with five slugs and XCP NFT minting instructions for a series of DIY coins- I'd buy.
Even if I didn't participate, just to collect the first DIY COIN NFT kit.
Anybody else share my sickness lmao???

DM me your XCP bitcoin address, Mopar.
I'd like to send you a free NFT.
If you can't accept, I'd bet TCK would be interested.
Offer is good for both

Xcer is making dope physical collectibles/NFTs minted on the XCP blockchain.
I'm not sure of the tech, but I'm not crazy about the XXCER.prefix (ie. XXCER.RARECOLLECTIBLE) that gets tagged onto historical assets when redeemed. That and having to use their site to redeem the NFT (I wouldn't anyway, I'd leave it locked on the card) is adding another party to depend upon/trust and we've seen how that worked out with Titan, a once reputable coinmaker.
I have no issue buying their originally created/minted sets, though, and as stated above, I'd leave the NFT locked on the card (I think, as an example, of a fully funded and a peeled coin - you retain the physical, but you've sold off or moved the coresponding value - somebody correct me if this is a bad anology).

Not a shill for them, but they probably have the coolest complete set of 21 baseball cards (or 42 baseball NFT's) you'll ever own: https://xcer.co/product/1649859332876x495965899793615170

And then there's that thing about the forum. I wouldn't say it's dying, but it's definitely changing and maybe going through a bit of a staid period. We've seen an influx of new buyers and enthusiasts from at least one coinmaker's Twitter following, and that's probably good for the forum in the long term, the same way that an influx of new collector's, artists and maker/creators is a good thing.
Y'all all just gotta look out for y'all~

There are a lot of cool collectibles out there and many have made their way here over the years, but we have predominantly been a "coin shop".
I'm glad to see magazines and ephemera when they go on sale -- and they make up a larger part of many collections than coins, piece for piece.
And always look forward to the art - in XCP NFT land there can be sub-assets of any given asset.
I think a collector can look at NFTs as sub-assets of the physical, or even physicals as sub-assets of the NFT, depending.

Check out XCP, it doesn't sound like you'll be dissapointed~

Also consider minting some 1g or 1 oz silver rounds. Those usually sell out and can also become collectibles. You could leave part of the coin flat for hand embellishment or stamping of serial numbers, that adds extra value also.

Glad to hear that and I hope the consensus here would remain that physical art with digital assets (NFTs) is a good thing.

I disagree with you from my experience with XCP on the bitcoin blockchain.

In fact, more scams have been perpetrated on the forum in the collectibles group during the time I've been involved with groups on XCP. Like here, there's a solid community of people looking out for each other and newbies, warning of fraud or bad actors.

And in terms of the physical collector like myself looking to also have digital assets, or the digital collector learning about physicals, you're right the forum will be flooded with hungry, passionate collectors on the BTC blockchain.

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A great example of the physical with the accompanyying NFT,  a collab between Vlad and Rare Scrilla, here: https://xchain.io/asset/FAKEBTCTKVR on the bitcoin blockchain.

If you bought the mag from scarce.city or Vlad you own the NFT of the cover art.
It doesn't have to live anywhere but in your cold storage wallet at a legacy or segwit address.
It can be viewed in a number of wallets without entering your private key.
I personally trust the bitcoin blockchain with my money and now my art and collectibles.
I can't say that any other blockchain I am aware of that NFT art is being produced on offers the same security.
There's 118 pages of paper that could be damaged or stolen, but the NFT lives immutably on the blockchain.

Perhaps but i still prefer it to any nft - I will never purchase a nft.