Topic: [SOLD OUT] Silver Wallets - A New Kind of Physical Storage - page 13. (Read 26186 times)

Awesome review Quickseller! I agree the Silver Wallets do come with a sweet setup, it is a great package deal. That Series 2 looks great, I still need to pick one up for my collection when I can. I have the gold-plated silver though and it is just an amazing looking coin, and mine looked flawless as well. You def. need to get a gold BTC one now, you won't regret it. The premium is a little higher but is understandable with material & minting prices and worth it in my opinion. I can't wait to see what they drop for their third design.

I think Mitchełł is a good choice for a quick response SW forum guy as well, and maybe if things pick up he could start shipping some from the EU? I think that would really help people with Shipping/Customs/Import taxes for international orders.

So I Just got my silver wallet in the mail and I wanted to give my feedback.

When the package arrived in the mail, I found a letter from their business partner explaining how to load the silver wallet along with very professional packaging. The coin itself came in an airtight capsule in case you wanted to keep it in as good of condition as possible in the event that you wanted to get it graded.

Also in my package, I received three holograms and a slab to hold the coin in, none of which I was expecting (thank you for that).

Once I was finally able to get the coin out of it's airtight capsule, I found a very beautiful coin. On the front,  I found a space to put a paper QR code for the private key, along with the coin number and the words 'silver wallets'. On the back is the words 'Universale Monetae' which is latin for Universal money on the top, and in the center there is the currency symbols for the Yen, the Dollar, the Euro, the British Pound, Gold and Silver. On the bottom of the center there is some formula that I am not sure what it means.

I decided not to actually put a QR code underneath the hologram. After putting the hologram on the front, the coin is even more beautiful then it was before. The hologram has the BTC symbol in the center with the word 'bitcoin' repeated several times around the edge.

I have decided to rebel and take the coin out of it's capsule, and keep it on my person to serve as a good luck charm, as this coin is inexpensive enough for this to not be a horrible financial decision. After handling it after as much I have so far the coin will probably not grade very well anymore. I am no expert in coin grading, however when it was first taken out of the capsule, there was nothing wrong with the coin that was visible to the naked eye.

I think this is a great coin to buy with any one's signature campaign earnings. With current pricing starting at only $75 plus shipping, you could easily pay for this with only a few weeks worth of signature campaign earnings. At current exchange rates, the price works out to ~0.26 BTC.

If you are interested in bitcoin this is a great memorabilia to own. If your budget is limited, this is a great way to start or add to your coin collection.

Below are pictures of my coin:

For those who don't know yet, there is a special auction going on. If you win it, you can choose between a "Design 1", "Design 2" or a "Design 1 /w Gold Trim"-coin. Click here to go to the auction.

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Also, the "Design 2"-coin sale is now over.

As said above, I'll be just handling all sales related items on Bitcointalk. So I'm not a real partner if that's what you mean.

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The "Design 2"-coin sale ends tomorrow at 11.59PM (GMT+1)! So grab them while you can.

Nope he is the forum sales guy though 

It looks like he is selling on their behalf on the forum. Kind of like a contact person/representative

Are you the new partner for silver wallets?

Confirmed. I am excited to be getting one. It will probably be a while before I will have a chance to get it graded though, I have a bunch that are in need of grading.

Coin #58 of the "Design 2"-coin series has been bought by Quickseller. Thank you very much.

$75 for the gold one would be a hell of a deal, but sadly a big no-no. Thank you very much, I'm happy to be one.

Almost jumped when I saw the price of the silver/gold coin at $75 then realised my phone browser isn't loading the page setup properly
They're beautiful coins. Congrats on becoming the official seller

Yeah, these are real beauties, that's for sure. I don't know of any silver plated versions as of yet, but I'll make sure to contact you when I receive any information about that.

Oh my they are so pretty...
You smelt my brain with these, don't think 75$ is feasible for me though, especially not with 13$ shipping costs.
Have any intel or plans on a silver plated version?

it looks like that guy got ms-67 on three of them. I will probably end up buying one.

That might be a good term for it as well. Oh well, this will do for now.

Yes, there have been graded Silver wallets: WTS ANACS GRADED SILVER WALLETS. The "Gold trimmed"-coin and the "Design 2"-coin both received a MS-67 rating.

EDIT: I see that some others have had them graded as well. Thank you for the input everyone.

Yup, mine graded at MS-67


I see, that makes much more sense. Yeah, I would go with Seller.

My impression is that Silver Wallet is being graded pretty well, check out this thread, all MS67:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9983947

If you are handling all the selling for them on bitcointalk as well as other business related items then maybe "official representative" or "representative" would work.

Do you know if anyone has ever had any of these graded and if so how they turned out?

Maybe reselling isn't the correct term for it. My task is to handle business related items on Bitcointalk, as the others are busy with eBay, the company itself, etc. If you know a better term for this, please do tell me.

EDIT: I think that "seller" makes more sense so I'm going with that for now.

What's the point of reselling then?