UPDATE: We still have a few of these prototype Bitcoin Penny™ DIY 10-Packs available.
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
I'll take one
Viz
Topic: PROTOTYPES: Bitcoin Penny™ DIY (Fundable) Commemorative Coins - page 2. (Read 2263 times)
I'll take one
Viz
UPDATE: We still have a few of these prototype Bitcoin Penny™ DIY 10-Packs available.
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
I'll take one later today, thanks!
UPDATE: We still have a few of these prototype Bitcoin Penny™ DIY 10-Packs available.
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
Thanks again, everyone.
Regards,
Chris @ TBPCo
I'll take it if it's still available.
The last pack is yours, OgNasty. Thanks!
Regards,
Chris
Great idea, I'm sure there'll be plenty available once they ship for people who needs a couple
I do!! 
Just to confirm, that's four (4) of the 10-Packs for you, minerjones? If so, then these are sold out.
Regards,
Chris
Actually...no need to be greedy....Let someone else get it... it's a great price!!
thanks
I'll take it if it's still available.
These are really cool, I'm definitely in for some! 
If anyone wants to sell me one, I will buy from them. I don't need a 10 pack.
You are covered!!!
MJ,
Can I get some from you, as well?
Don't need a 10 pack.
Regards,
Vibhor
Well that was fast, great job Chris! Next years should be really really fine!
I do!!
Just to confirm, that's four (4) of the 10-Packs for you, minerjones? If so, then these are sold out.
Regards,
Chris
Chris these are indeed cool. If i may suggest i do agree with bg4. Someone can just put the sticker on and say there is .01 under there but noone could verify. Not a biggie now but when btc hits 10k (if) then it would make sense to verify each and every bit. Very cool though looking forward to 2017.
Totally agree. Never counted on the tiny .01 BTC being worth any significant amount in the future.
Can you share the font and size you used so the DIY can be the same as yours?
Yes, absolutely. I believe I used the "Menlo" font (Pages on MacBook) at the "5" font. If you have a good printer, then you could likely go smaller. You could also look into the mini private key format used in the Casascuis and a few other coins. That saves a little more space.
Regards,
Chris
I'll take 2 packs.
Two packs to Hox. (Thank you, Hox.
) That leaves one pack left. Who wants it?
Regards,
Me
Can you share the font and size you used so the DIY can be the same as yours?
Chris these are indeed cool. If i may suggest i do agree with bg4. Someone can just put the sticker on and say there is .01 under there but noone could verify. Not a biggie now but when btc hits 10k (if) then it would make sense to verify each and every bit. Very cool though looking forward to 2017.
How do you know what the address is once the Hologram is placed on the coin...
Yes, I was hoping nobody caught that silly mistake. I cut-n-pasted the public addy instead of the priv key.
Unless you were talking about miffman's comment above... If so, then forget that I pointed out my cut-n-paste mistake when taking the photos.
Me
Reading back , yes.. miffman's comment ... Unless the Hologram is transparent and you print the public/private key back to back.. once the Hologram is placed on the coin... You have no way to tell what the public address is....this looks like a good application for NFC tags...
BG4,
That's true. Honestly, we didn't expect people to store serious funds in them. They were meant to hold .01 BTC only, and then given away as token (no pun intended) gifts. Again, not really meant to keep adding funds once stickered, so the visible public addy didn't really matter to us. However, this was a prototype / experiment, and the transparent window is certainly something for us to keep in mind for 2017, if we decide to officially release them. I suppose it depends on the market. If people want small Bitcoin Penny™ DIY coins, then the people will likely get them in 2017. We'll wait and see. In the meantime, thanks for the feedback, my friend.
Regards,
Chris
OK .....like a DIY Satori coin ... Number the holograms and you have a winner...
How do you know what the address is once the Hologram is placed on the coin...
Yes, I was hoping nobody caught that silly mistake. I cut-n-pasted the public addy instead of the priv key.
Unless you were talking about miffman's comment above... If so, then forget that I pointed out my cut-n-paste mistake when taking the photos.
Me
Reading back , yes.. miffman's comment ... Unless the Hologram is transparent and you print the public/private key back to back.. once the Hologram is placed on the coin... You have no way to tell what the public address is....this looks like a good application for NFC tags...
BG4,
That's true. Honestly, we didn't expect people to store serious funds in them. They were meant to hold .01 BTC only, and then given away as token (no pun intended) gifts. Again, not really meant to keep adding funds once stickered, so the visible public addy didn't really matter to us. However, this was a prototype / experiment, and the transparent window is certainly something for us to keep in mind for 2017, if we decide to officially release them. I suppose it depends on the market. If people want small Bitcoin Penny™ DIY coins, then the people will likely get them in 2017. We'll wait and see. In the meantime, thanks for the feedback, my friend.
Regards,
Chris
I'll take 2 packs.
How do you know what the address is once the Hologram is placed on the coin...
Yes, I was hoping nobody caught that silly mistake. I cut-n-pasted the public addy instead of the priv key.
Unless you were talking about miffman's comment above... If so, then forget that I pointed out my cut-n-paste mistake when taking the photos.
Me
Reading back , yes.. miffman's comment ... Unless the Hologram is transparent and you print the public/private key back to back.. once the Hologram is placed on the coin... You have no way to tell what the public address is....this looks like a good application for NFC tags...
How do you know what the address is once the Hologram is placed on the coin...
Yes, I was hoping nobody caught that silly mistake. I cut-n-pasted the public addy instead of the priv key.
Unless you were talking about miffman's comment above... If so, then forget that I pointed out my cut-n-paste mistake when taking the photos.
Me
How do you know what the address is once the Hologram is placed on the coin...
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