Topic: These physical LTC look awesome! - page 3. (Read 3780 times)
They havent even started selling them yet.
Looks like I have competition.
I don't want to get in a bidding war with another physical Litecoin company, so I think I'll just bow out gracefully.
Perhaps I shouldn't of posted my idea here on the forums for anyone to steal... oh well, you live and you learn.
I don't want to get in a bidding war with another physical Litecoin company, so I think I'll just bow out gracefully.
Perhaps I shouldn't of posted my idea here on the forums for anyone to steal... oh well, you live and you learn.
If they are solid I dont see why this wont be huge.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.I'm assuming that these will each be loaded with the private key to 10 LTC - like the Casascius Bitcoins. So $10.90 plus $23.79 plus premium to cover manufacturing costs and some profit for the guy making them. Gotta be looking at around 40 bucks each.
You should shut up now and look at casascius.com.
If you compare brand new physical litecoins to 2011 unique and funded Casacius bitcoins, you are going to have a disappointing experience.
Hope one will be able to purchase them for LTC, not USD 
I think some people missed the part where it's also a pre-loaded wallet with 10 LTC on it. You can open it up, withdraw 10 LTC, then sell the 0.5oz of silver. The "10 LTC" written on it is just telling you what it contains, not an attempt to fix a value on the coin.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.I'm assuming that these will each be loaded with the private key to 10 LTC - like the Casascius Bitcoins. So $10.90 plus $23.79 plus premium to cover manufacturing costs and some profit for the guy making them. Gotta be looking at around 40 bucks each.
You should shut up now and look at casascius.com.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.I'm assuming that these will each be loaded with the private key to 10 LTC - like the Casascius Bitcoins. So $10.90 plus $23.79 plus premium to cover manufacturing costs and some profit for the guy making them. Gotta be looking at around 40 bucks each.
Well if casascius silver coins are any indication, you are wrong.
When those first came out, it cost about $80. About 10 bitcoins at $4 each + 1oz silver at $30 + $10 premium.
Check out how much they went for on ebay recently: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sop=13&_from=R40&_sacat=0&LH_Complete=1&_nkw=casascius+silver&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc
Granted btc price is >$100 now, but the premium on these are still huge.
These are worth the same as any other product or service is worth; what the merchant is willing to sell them for and what the market will pay for them. Personally, I think they look pretty cool and may be persuaded to trade some BTC/LTC for some, depending upon the selling price.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC = http://dvcticker.appspot.com/btc-e/10ltc/usd.png at least. Not sure where you get $10.
I'm assuming that these will each be loaded with the private key to 10 LTC - like the Casascius Bitcoins. So $10.90 plus $23.79 plus premium to cover manufacturing costs and some profit for the guy making them. Gotta be looking at around 40 bucks each.
Personally I wouldnt wear it at all, but I know others who would. And other coins dont have the L on it 
I would pay more than that for one. Even just as a souvenir, but I know of several people that would drill a hole and make a necklace and would probably pay ~100$ for it.
Why not just buy a generic silver coin for $20 and drill a hole in it yourself?
I would pay more than that for one. Even just as a souvenir, but I know of several people that would drill a hole and make a necklace and would probably pay ~100$ for it.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.I'm assuming that these will each be loaded with the private key to 10 LTC - like the Casascius Bitcoins. So $10.90 plus $23.79 plus premium to cover manufacturing costs and some profit for the guy making them. Gotta be looking at around 40 bucks each.
I guess they didnt cost anything to make then. Or have any collectors value.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC = http://dvcticker.appspot.com/btc-e/10ltc/usd.png at least. Not sure where you get $10.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.And that means litecoin would go up in value and it would now be backed by silver... totally negating the concept of digital currency...
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
If its current rate of 10 LTC =
at least. Not sure where you get $10.
Looks nice, but if so, that 1/2 oz silver 10 LiteCoin round is still only worth 1/2 oz silver, about $10 -
Awesome. Not sure if the "very expensive high security tamper proof hologram to secure each private key" method is practical...
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