These do look nice, but why the dramatic decrease in price from some of the other ones I've seen posted? And so to get a QR code we just would send it to you and you carve it on the back?
Also nowhere do I see these called "handcarved" like the other ones, or ever "carved" for that matter.
Also nowhere do I see these called "handcarved" like the other ones, or ever "carved" for that matter.
The decrease in price is because these ones are a ton easier to make. The only one that had to be carved was the original one. I am able to pretty much mass produce them using a Carver Duplicator from Gemini Wood Products its basically a router attached to a fine point pencil shape. It only takes about 15 minutes to make each copy then about another 20 minutes in cutting them round and sanding out the details. I recently upgraded from my home made carver duplicator to a commercial setup because i have had a ton of people messaging me wanting me to make them their own little mini coin lines so they can have their own coins to sell without the giant minimum orders from the mints for metal ones. The detail that the commercial one is able to reproduce is 1000x better than my DIY one was and i wanted to do a limited production run of something before i started doing it for the people who wanted their own coin brands made. Also another reason they are cheaper is they are much smaller than the other collection was, most of those coins were 10 - 12" round and 2" thick. These ones are either 4.25" round and 1" thick or 5.25"-5.75" round and between 5/8" and 1" thick
For the QR code, i just need a jpeg, .gif or .png copy of it. (BIP38 ENCRYPTED KEYS ONLY PLEASE) I dont want to be responsible for peoples loaded funds, and then send me the bitcoin address you want on the back as well
Here's a short video on how a carver duplicator works for those that were curious
