Topic: [TEASER] Something new coming, and you all might be interested in... - page 3. (Read 5048 times)
May 23, 2016, 04:11:35 PM
Well, wow! That is more like it!
May 23, 2016, 03:32:43 PM
Okay, those coins do look pretty good!
May 23, 2016, 03:27:48 PM
That coin looks very nice indeed.
Will the coins be sold funded or unfunded?
Any information on pricing at this current time?
Will the coins be sold funded or unfunded?
Any information on pricing at this current time?
May 23, 2016, 03:05:09 PM
This last picture looks so much nicer than the other small parts pictures from last days. Now i'm more interested on this coin. Waiting for tomorrow to see the other pictures, and the price of the coin.
May 23, 2016, 11:09:54 AM
Now that looks great.
This is how BTCC should have started.
This is how BTCC should have started.
That's beautiful indeed - i want one
May 23, 2016, 11:04:45 AM
Now that looks great.
This is how BTCC should have started.
This is how BTCC should have started.
May 23, 2016, 10:59:51 AM
Pictures of the back? I assume there will be a hologram.
May 23, 2016, 10:55:19 AM
Here it is! #PhysicalBitcoin from BTCC Mint. 1 BTC in Titanium, newly mined. #InCryptoWeTrust
Come back tomorrow for more photos and pricing details.
https://bt.cc/mnt11
Come back tomorrow for more photos and pricing details.
https://bt.cc/mnt11
Will the coins be numbered (as in serials) or unnumbered?
May 23, 2016, 10:54:45 AM
May 23, 2016, 10:53:35 AM
Here it is! #PhysicalBitcoin from BTCC Mint. 1 BTC in Titanium, newly mined. #InCryptoWeTrust
Come back tomorrow for more photos and pricing details.
https://bt.cc/mnt11
Come back tomorrow for more photos and pricing details.
https://bt.cc/mnt11
May 22, 2016, 02:31:05 PM
Titanium does not have a premium look, at all. I have one of those eBay titanium coin right here and it looks boring. I highly doubt any kind of polishing could make them look as nice as silver coins (or aluminium for that matter).
May 22, 2016, 02:22:44 PM
Sorry, but thats a letdown for me. Coins I've seen with that material often have a rough texture, and IMHO dont have that premium look. Helps explain the teaser pics we've been seeing.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
Yep, titanium is really difficult to machine into a coin, and results usually look rough.
May 22, 2016, 10:15:59 AM
Sorry, but thats a letdown for me. Coins I've seen with that material often have a rough texture, and IMHO dont have that premium look. Helps explain the teaser pics we've been seeing.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
Yep, titanium is really difficult to machine into a coin, and results usually look rough.
May 22, 2016, 09:28:57 AM
Sorry, but thats a letdown for me. Coins I've seen with that material often have a rough texture, and IMHO dont have that premium look. Helps explain the teaser pics we've been seeing.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
Its a great material for airplanes, not so much for collectible coins.
Titanium Prices are about $6 / ounce, compared to silver at around $16.50.
May 22, 2016, 06:57:32 AM
Now that's impressive 
May 22, 2016, 06:18:43 AM
Happy bitcoin pizza day!
Titanium is the ideal material to represent physical bitcoins: strong, lightweight, heat- and corrosion-resistant. Spacecraft-grade titanium, carrying your bitcoin investments into the future. In crypto we trust!
Launching very soon... Stay tuned!
Titanium is the ideal material to represent physical bitcoins: strong, lightweight, heat- and corrosion-resistant. Spacecraft-grade titanium, carrying your bitcoin investments into the future. In crypto we trust!
Launching very soon... Stay tuned!
May 22, 2016, 06:03:44 AM
Happy bitcoin pizza day!
Titanium is the ideal material to represent physical bitcoins: strong, lightweight, heat- and corrosion-resistant. Spacecraft-grade titanium, carrying your bitcoin investments into the future. In crypto we trust!
Launching very soon... Stay tuned!
https://bt.cc/mnt10
Titanium is the ideal material to represent physical bitcoins: strong, lightweight, heat- and corrosion-resistant. Spacecraft-grade titanium, carrying your bitcoin investments into the future. In crypto we trust!
Launching very soon... Stay tuned!
https://bt.cc/mnt10
May 21, 2016, 04:33:43 AM
Greaat.
0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
I think 100k bits mean 0.1btc and not 0.01BTC. 0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
So it will cost more than you expected.
first its 1000k bits and 1000k bits mean 1 BTC but i took he meant satoshi so i did calculation by 1000k satoshi's which is 0.01 BTC
So bro why did you think he mean 1000k satoshi!!!
No offence though
Yeah none taken
Just because it would be strange to write 1000,000 Bits which is 1 Bitcoin But even the coin says 1000,000 Bitcoin - why not write 1 Bitcoin
Or maybe they are trying to do something new this way and i didn't accept it mentally
0.01 or 1 BTC - both are Welcome though i'll prefer 1 BTC unfunded
May 21, 2016, 03:37:30 AM
Greaat.
0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
I think 100k bits mean 0.1btc and not 0.01BTC. 0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
So it will cost more than you expected.
first its 1000k bits and 1000k bits mean 1 BTC but i took he meant satoshi so i did calculation by 1000k satoshi's which is 0.01 BTC
So bro why did you think he mean 1000k satoshi!!!
No offence though
May 21, 2016, 02:14:05 AM
Greaat.
0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
I think 100k bits mean 0.1btc and not 0.01BTC. 0.01BTC with a cheap metal would probably cost us 0.03 w/ shipping.
Can't wait for launch.
So it will cost more than you expected.
first its 1000k bits and 1000k bits mean 1 BTC but i took he meant satoshi so i did calculation by 1000k satoshi's which is 0.01 BTC
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