@CryptoImperator, I've sent you a PM regarding my order a couple of days ago. When should I expect a response?
I am still waiting for my coin to be loaded.
Topic: [Selling] *Crypto Imperator Bitcoin Physical coins! Unique design! 10.000 Bits - page 4. (Read 30093 times)
October 21, 2015, 11:35:45 PM
I am still waiting for my coin to be loaded.
October 16, 2015, 05:56:28 PM
I'm selling CI Doge + Bitcoin both #100 if anyone's interested: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/prices-reduced-for-last-time-ravenbit-at-cryptoimperator-doge-btc-100-1210549
October 16, 2015, 03:22:11 PM
@CryptoImperator, I've sent you a PM regarding my order a couple of days ago. When should I expect a response?
October 13, 2015, 12:46:47 PM
-The amount on the coin is 10,000 bits not 10 bits. If this was only 10 bits, the DIY version and Normal versions would cost the same. (10 bits is 1/5 of 1 cent)
Nope! You are wrong! It's only 10.000 (not 10,000) bits engraved. Please read the OP again! And BTW, it doesn't matter much because they are both DIYs, so they are unfunded.
I'm positive that you should read this page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark) as it will explain that some countries use a period instead of a comma when delimiting.
It is 10,000 bits (English delimiter) or 10.000 bits (European delimiter) which are both the same value (0.01BTC).
But I don't know whether they will rust if I use it with my bare hands (for normal usage I, generally won't like to wear cotton gloves everytime I tend to reveal it's private key for spending 
) I need OP's view regarding this.
) I need OP's view regarding this.P.S. Since these coins are DIY, I would just keep a paper wallet separate from the assembled coin if you want to redeem the funds at any time as you won't have to peel the hologram. You won't even have to touch the coin.
October 13, 2015, 08:07:12 AM
-Is this something you use as an "everyday" cold wallet?? Seems like a pain to reveal the private key every time you want to spend some BTC
Obviously I'll use them as my cold wallet and would like to redeem some if I need them anytime! That's why I would like to buy more tamper evident hologram stickers from OP. (OP, please pm me regarding this
)-The amount on the coin is 10,000 bits not 10 bits. If this was only 10 bits, the DIY version and Normal versions would cost the same. (10 bits is 1/5 of 1 cent)
Yes, but it won't matter much because they are both DIYs, so they are unfunded.
-Hold it. You got more than one coin. Use one and save the rest! 
I would like to divide my fortune cookies in halves and store in both of them. In case one gets physically stolen, I have a backup
October 13, 2015, 04:09:07 AM
I have received 2 DIY coins just now
Overall the coins are sleek, lustrous and slighly heavier than most other physical coins (due to the zinc alloy)! Also the colour of hologram sticker matches with that of the coin and feels more prominent and solid. But I don't know whether they will rust if I use it with my bare hands (for normal usage I, generally won't like to wear cotton gloves everytime I tend to reveal it's private key for spending ) I need OP's view regarding this.
Also it would be more nice if the design of the DIY coins are slighly different than the funded ones because most of the DIY buyers generally won't store only 10,000 bits in them and if that denomination part is removed, the size of the bitcoin logo could have been eventually made larger
But I kinda love the look of the coins and feel more secured of the weight it imparts on my hand
Here are some pictures of them.. (feeling scared of opening and holding them on my bare hands until OP confirms that they won't rust much)
Thanks CryptoImperator
Overall the coins are sleek, lustrous and slighly heavier than most other physical coins (due to the zinc alloy)! Also the colour of hologram sticker matches with that of the coin and feels more prominent and solid. But I don't know whether they will rust if I use it with my bare hands (for normal usage I, generally won't like to wear cotton gloves everytime I tend to reveal it's private key for spending
) I need OP's view regarding this.Also it would be more nice if the design of the DIY coins are slighly different than the funded ones because most of the DIY buyers generally won't store only 10,000 bits in them and if that denomination part is removed, the size of the bitcoin logo could have been eventually made larger
But I kinda love the look of the coins and feel more secured of the weight it imparts on my hand
Here are some pictures of them.. (feeling scared of opening and holding them on my bare hands until OP confirms that they won't rust much)
Thanks CryptoImperator
October 10, 2015, 03:18:43 PM
Keychain received. Very awesome.
Already in use and being displayed!!
Thanks
Already in use and being displayed!!
Thanks
Glad you like it
If anyone else wants to buy the keychain, we still have some available here: http://cryptoimperator.com/product/bitcoin-carbon-fiber-keychain/
October 07, 2015, 09:07:36 PM
October 07, 2015, 07:03:55 PM
just to clarify, so now the price is $18 and that include the coin with the 0.01BTC in it? Shipping is seperate charge? interested.
Yes! The 18$ price includes 0.01 BTC loaded on it; shipping is separated charge.
October 07, 2015, 06:56:34 PM
just to clarify, so now the price is $18 and that include the coin with the 0.01BTC in it? Shipping is seperate charge? interested.
October 07, 2015, 06:21:26 PM
I just received the 10 10,000 bits coins I ordered. They were well packaged and also each coin included a paper with the QR codes and public addresses. A nice addition to my collection.
I am kinda wishing I had ordered the plastic coin cases, as the basic ones do not allow them to be show off as nicely. I'll be sure to get them next time.
CryptoImperator: Thanks for the quick shipment, please let me know when the coins will be funded.
I am kinda wishing I had ordered the plastic coin cases, as the basic ones do not allow them to be show off as nicely. I'll be sure to get them next time.
CryptoImperator: Thanks for the quick shipment, please let me know when the coins will be funded.
Funded!
October 06, 2015, 04:16:20 PM
I just received the 10 10,000 bits coins I ordered. They were well packaged and also each coin included a paper with the QR codes and public addresses. A nice addition to my collection.
I am kinda wishing I had ordered the plastic coin cases, as the basic ones do not allow them to be show off as nicely. I'll be sure to get them next time.
CryptoImperator: Thanks for the quick shipment, please let me know when the coins will be funded.
https://i.imgur.com/Bp6Z5sp.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/f4ubHZX.jpg
I am kinda wishing I had ordered the plastic coin cases, as the basic ones do not allow them to be show off as nicely. I'll be sure to get them next time.
CryptoImperator: Thanks for the quick shipment, please let me know when the coins will be funded.
https://i.imgur.com/Bp6Z5sp.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/f4ubHZX.jpg
September 25, 2015, 02:42:58 PM
You mentioned discounts for bulk orders. How much for 10 or 20?
On the website it says a 20 pack is discounted, but when I try to add them to the cart, its still $18/each. ( $360 )
Thanks
You have a PM regarding the issue
September 25, 2015, 02:21:09 PM
You mentioned discounts for bulk orders. How much for 10 or 20?
On the website it says a 20 pack is discounted, but when I try to add them to the cart, its still $18/each. ( $360 )
Thanks
September 20, 2015, 01:59:04 PM
How this physical coin act? I mean it is like cold storage or online storage? I am quite new about this so if anybody know more than do you mind to reply my questions.
https://99bitcoins.com/how-physical-cryptocoins-work-infographic/
Work's like cold storage.
Many physical cryptos have a public address showing so one can check the balance.
There is usually a private key (that is usually hidden under a tamper resistant hologram). This keeps the funds safe, until you or selected party wish to access the funds by entering the private key into a wallet with associated address. This then allows you to access the funds.
Hope this helps. Not much, but a general start.
Thanks
Exactly, good infographic there!
September 16, 2015, 07:32:44 AM
How this physical coin act? I mean it is like cold storage or online storage? I am quite new about this so if anybody know more than do you mind to reply my questions.
We offer physical representations of crypto currency. Loaded with real coins, you can redeem them at any given time.
It is like cold storage, as the private key is contained in the coin not in an online server.
September 16, 2015, 01:48:48 AM
How this physical coin act? I mean it is like cold storage or online storage? I am quite new about this so if anybody know more than do you mind to reply my questions.
September 15, 2015, 08:18:45 PM
How much does a 0.01 Bitcoins coin charge and how much would it charge to ship it to India?
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
http://cryptoimperator.com/product/bitcoin/
Either $12 or $18.
Including shipping? And the answer to the question asking for a gift wrap? I can pay additional for gift wrap.
12$ Is for the DIY version, 18 for the Normal loaded one. Shipping would be ~5$. If you need to gift wrap it, just send us an email with your order number
and we will se what we can do 
September 15, 2015, 04:05:43 PM
How much does a 0.01 Bitcoins coin charge and how much would it charge to ship it to India?
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
http://cryptoimperator.com/product/bitcoin/
Either $12 or $18.
Including shipping? And the answer to the question asking for a gift wrap? I can pay additional for gift wrap.
September 15, 2015, 01:17:02 PM
How much does a 0.01 Bitcoins coin charge and how much would it charge to ship it to India?
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
Can you gift wrap it as I want to send it to an Indian friend as a gift for her birthday
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