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February 07, 2017, 11:00:34 AM
I guess I kinda got a big update to announce.

I received the silver blanks a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised that they where all ready rimmed and look better than I thought they would, I will post a photo of them in the OP.

The stamper was delayed heavily, should have only taken about a week to come to me, but I just received the tracking number for it and I should have it by friday SO on friday I will posting pictures of one finished set (without the engraving) and I expect these to be shipping the 24th the latest.

My time table right now is this:

Receive stamper on February 9th,
have coins stamped and ready to be sent to engraver on the 15th.
Receive coins back from engraver on the 22nd.



Nice looking silver rounds, I hope you use cotton gloves when you touch them... Also will your die have ".999 silver"  

It will not,

I have been using pieces of an old tshirt, but I do not think that the guy at the machine shop is gonna wear cotton gloves but I can certainly request it lol


I guess I kinda got a big update to announce.

I received the silver blanks a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised that they where all ready rimmed and look better than I thought they would, I will post a photo of them in the OP.

The stamper was delayed heavily, should have only taken about a week to come to me, but I just received the tracking number for it and I should have it by friday SO on friday I will posting pictures of one finished set (without the engraving) and I expect these to be shipping the 24th the latest.

My time table right now is this:

Receive stamper on February 9th,
have coins stamped and ready to be sent to engraver on the 15th.
Receive coins back from engraver on the 22nd.



Sounds cool!
Update us with some pictures once you have it.
Are you planning on making a test portotype at first, or you are just going to mint them all at once?
Either ways, the Dies look neat, and I hope the design and the stamping machine is quality enough.


Its going to be stamped with a 60 ton hydraulic press, which to my understanding presses it in, when it reality it should be quickly struck to leave the design. But I am hoping since silver is malleable, that I made my design thick enough and that it will come out looking good
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February 07, 2017, 08:17:50 AM
I guess I kinda got a big update to announce.

I received the silver blanks a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised that they where all ready rimmed and look better than I thought they would, I will post a photo of them in the OP.

The stamper was delayed heavily, should have only taken about a week to come to me, but I just received the tracking number for it and I should have it by friday SO on friday I will posting pictures of one finished set (without the engraving) and I expect these to be shipping the 24th the latest.

My time table right now is this:

Receive stamper on February 9th,
have coins stamped and ready to be sent to engraver on the 15th.
Receive coins back from engraver on the 22nd.



Sounds cool!
Update us with some pictures once you have it.
Are you planning on making a test portotype at first, or you are just going to mint them all at once?
Either ways, the Dies look neat, and I hope the design and the stamping machine is quality enough.
BG4
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February 07, 2017, 06:03:35 AM
I guess I kinda got a big update to announce.

I received the silver blanks a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised that they where all ready rimmed and look better than I thought they would, I will post a photo of them in the OP.

The stamper was delayed heavily, should have only taken about a week to come to me, but I just received the tracking number for it and I should have it by friday SO on friday I will posting pictures of one finished set (without the engraving) and I expect these to be shipping the 24th the latest.

My time table right now is this:

Receive stamper on February 9th,
have coins stamped and ready to be sent to engraver on the 15th.
Receive coins back from engraver on the 22nd.



Nice looking silver rounds, I hope you use cotton gloves when you touch them... Also will your die have ".999 silver" 
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February 06, 2017, 11:53:40 PM
I guess I kinda got a big update to announce.

I received the silver blanks a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised that they where all ready rimmed and look better than I thought they would, I will post a photo of them in the OP.

The stamper was delayed heavily, should have only taken about a week to come to me, but I just received the tracking number for it and I should have it by friday SO on friday I will posting pictures of one finished set (without the engraving) and I expect these to be shipping the 24th the latest.

My time table right now is this:

Receive stamper on February 9th,
have coins stamped and ready to be sent to engraver on the 15th.
Receive coins back from engraver on the 22nd.

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January 27, 2017, 08:15:15 AM
I guess it's difficult for you to read my sarcasm.
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January 25, 2017, 10:31:39 AM
I answer your questions below in red

Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!


I feel like there is sarsam there, but I really really like those do you have any more info on them?
would like

Lots!

Regarding the silver buttons, they are poured and stamped.


Are you sure they arent stamped and then poured? Poured first, 100% sure.

Are they stamped while the silver is still molten?   HELL NO!

Can I purchase these anywhere?  I will sell you these, PM if interested

Did you make them yourselves?  No

Don't you need a license to melt silver? I am not sure what planet you live on, but no license is required where I live
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January 25, 2017, 09:34:14 AM
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Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!


I feel like there is sarsam there, but I really really like those do you have any more info on them?
would like

Lots!

Regarding the silver buttons, they are poured and stamped.


Are you sure they arent stamped and then poured?

Are they stamped while the silver is still molten?

Can I purchase these anywhere?

Did you make them yourselves?

Don't you need a license to melt silver?

You don't seem to know a lot for a guy who is going to make his own silver coins.

I think you should make some reads, if you want everything to go smooth, otherwise you are going to face a lot of problems, even if you "only" pay a company to do that job for you.
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January 25, 2017, 12:43:22 AM
#98
Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!


I feel like there is sarsam there, but I really really like those do you have any more info on them?
would like

Lots!

Regarding the silver buttons, they are poured and stamped.


Are you sure they arent stamped and then poured?

Are they stamped while the silver is still molten?

Can I purchase these anywhere?

Did you make them yourselves?

Don't you need a license to melt silver?
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January 25, 2017, 12:04:58 AM
#97
Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!


I feel like there is sarsam there, but I really really like those do you have any more info on them?
would like

Lots!

Regarding the silver buttons, they are poured and stamped.
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January 24, 2017, 10:57:33 PM
#96
Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!


I feel like there is sarsam there, but I really really like those do you have any more info on them?

Yesterday I was reading TMAN had purchased all the coins and today that seems to be off, can you clarify the status of the sets?

1-5 are being auctioned. 13, 14, 15 are 100% available and #12 might be available


Congrats with your first release, hope everything pans out well.

Thank you, me too

I think I saw this type of coin being stamped at Disney World..Or some other theme park..Maybe even a renesance fair. There was a giant slide hammer mounted on 2 guide rails...A block and tackle would hoist the heavy weight.   You would choose 2 dies from the collection... Front and back... Then choose the blank coin, ...The dies and coin blank would be fixed to the weight and base..., The hoist would raise the weight to 10 feet height and be locked in place... You got to pull the rope to unleash the hook and with a double thump.. would strike the coin blank...I watched it done twice...Always remember it...Thought it was cool... Wanted to build one..


Good luck.... Hope it works...

I saw something similar if not identical to that at a Renaissance fair,

If you order a coin, I believe I can hand deliver it to you if you would like
BG4
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January 24, 2017, 10:41:03 PM
#95
I think I saw this type of coin being stamped at Disney World..Or some other theme park..Maybe even a renesance fair. There was a giant slide hammer mounted on 2 guide rails...A block and tackle would hoist the heavy weight.   You would choose 2 dies from the collection... Front and back... Then choose the blank coin, ...The dies and coin blank would be fixed to the weight and base..., The hoist would raise the weight to 10 feet height and be locked in place... You got to pull the rope to unleash the hook and with a double thump.. would strike the coin blank...I watched it done twice...Always remember it...Thought it was cool... Wanted to build one..


Good luck.... Hope it works...
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January 24, 2017, 10:31:03 PM
#94
Congrats with your first release, hope everything pans out well.
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January 24, 2017, 07:54:33 PM
#93
Yesterday I was reading TMAN had purchased all the coins and today that seems to be off, can you clarify the status of the sets?
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January 24, 2017, 07:52:22 PM
#92
Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals

They are 0.999 fine silver.

Nice eye!
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January 24, 2017, 07:50:41 PM
#91
Those look wooden. I want all my coins to be made out of precious metals
legendary
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January 24, 2017, 07:41:10 PM
#90
Maybe something like these in style? 

2 oz, 1 oz, 1/2 oz left to right.



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January 24, 2017, 04:11:04 PM
#89
I think that the idea of a non-professionally minted, handmade, artisan physical bitcoin is an intriguing idea, and I'm glad to see that you've accidentally stumbled upon the idea. If well-executed, then this could be a very nice, niche addition to the burgeoning world of bitcoin collectibles. (On the other hand, if poorly-executed, then it could drastically lower the bar for future collectibles projects, and that would be unfortunate.) I'm an optimistic person, so I'm sure you've got this.

However, it's important to remember that a non-professionally minted, handmade coin may have troubles when it comes to ANACS grading services. Just a random thought...

Congratulations again.

Regards,
Chris
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January 24, 2017, 04:03:06 PM
#88
there is always risk in business - 60oz silver bar would be snapped up at spot.

so take the punt - if its shit- just make silver into a bar - get it tested and sell it on. life lesson learnt for little.
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January 24, 2017, 03:58:17 PM
#87
Why you didn't start making cheap coins that you could afford to invest? If I'm not wrong, this is your first coin and users are worried about the quality because they never saw any coin produced from you. In my opinion starting with a silver coin isn't the best option, if the mint don't made a good work you will loose money with this.


If you look closely at my OP, you will see it says these coins will be stamped, , there will be no mint. These will be rough looking coins I would assume, and are going to be made like ancient greek coins where. Each one will be a little different

I wonder if any other coin makers have stamped their coins vs using a mint.   There's a risk these coins will be very handmade looking and a lot of unhappy customers expecting something else.  Perhaps you should show a finished product before asking for payment, even if using escrow. 

Why not use a mint and charge more to recover your costs?

Because that would go against what I am trying to do, I don't want to charge more. I want to get these as close to spot as possible.

I plan on showing the coins once they are completed.
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January 24, 2017, 03:50:08 PM
#86
I wonder if any other coin makers have stamped their coins vs using a mint.   There's a risk these coins will be very handmade looking and a lot of unhappy customers expecting something else.  Perhaps you should show a finished product before asking for payment, even if using escrow. 

Why not use a mint and charge more to recover your costs?

The Bitcoin Penny Company contracts with an actual mint, because we prefer the appearance of a professionally minted coin as opposed to a rougher, handmade coin. Nothing against handmade coins, mind you. We simply prefer the appearance of professionally minted coins. The QC is much better too.

Good luck with your new coins, ky.

Regards,
Chris
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