Topic: These physical LTC look awesome! (Read 3763 times)
Yes these physical LTC look awesome. But yes when i go to sell this LTC no one will pay for the plane that i almost had. So i will have someone else's money on hand. It also shows the awesome impact of air power at the tactical level of the war.
Oh yes, this physical crypto coin is one of the best that I have ever seen. Better than BTC coin, the effect is amazing. I don't know if it is real or only a photoshopped pic. If you find where to buy it please poste the link that I wanna it in my collection
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 -
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.
Keep on preaching it, no one believes you aquaman, we have seen this all before and the early adopters made out like bandits.
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Name: AquaMan
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Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
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Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
You are so experienced and trusted on this forum, I will defer to your great wisdom.
Did you make a quarter million on Gold / Silver?
Your salty comments are taxidermized here.
Good luck with your $1,800 / oz Gold investment..
While a single BTC is surpassing $9,400 now lol
I for one am excited for these coins! Can't wait to get my hands on a few 
I think these coins need to be 100ltc each minimum to properly offset the cost of the metal. Having a physical coin with a material cost of $10 and a ltc value of $25 makes for a bad ratio. Judging by the markup on cassius coins I bet they will want around a $10-$20 markup to cover costs and shipping, so that puts the total cost at $50. For something that has a value of only $25 in alt currency.
If this coin was worth 100ltc then it would be worth $250+ in ltc and probably cost about $300. I don't buy ltc and I doubt I will ever buy anything other than btc. But if I feel like getting a little alt currency in the future I think a 100ltc coin would be tempting if I could buy each one for 3btc. These do look nice and I have a feeling that a 100ltc+ coin would collect well. I doubt a 10ltc coin that cost $50 would go up in value very much.
The one thing I think will be the biggest problem by far is trust. It would be too easy to sell thousands of coins and one day...poof. All the unredeemed coins are empty. I still don't even trust physical bitcoins enough to buy one. I doubt I ever will.
If this coin was worth 100ltc then it would be worth $250+ in ltc and probably cost about $300. I don't buy ltc and I doubt I will ever buy anything other than btc. But if I feel like getting a little alt currency in the future I think a 100ltc coin would be tempting if I could buy each one for 3btc. These do look nice and I have a feeling that a 100ltc+ coin would collect well. I doubt a 10ltc coin that cost $50 would go up in value very much.
The one thing I think will be the biggest problem by far is trust. It would be too easy to sell thousands of coins and one day...poof. All the unredeemed coins are empty. I still don't even trust physical bitcoins enough to buy one. I doubt I ever will.
Damn, every time I see a reply in this thread I hope it's an update on how to get these things! This is a 'shut up and take my money!' if I've ever seen one.
Any updates on who will actually be selling physical LTC coins? I'd definitely like to buy some asap
I want one... bad.
I'll be looking to pick a few of these up
same
I'll be looking to pick a few of these up
They havent even started selling them yet.
Yeah, but I haven't even had mine made yet. There is about a 3 week lead time at the very least to go from a design to a product.
Profit margins are so small for this type of thing, if there's competition I'll have to lower my prices and it's not worth my time. I make $40+/hr at my day job, I'm not going to work myself silly on this project for peanuts.
I actually think I know who is making them by deducing several things because Coblee knows who it is already... this guy is on the Litecoin dev team so it would make since Coblee was aware he was making them. The guy offered to partner with me when I made my thread, but was going to make me sign a contract and pay for legal fees, etc., so I turned down his deal. I suppose maybe it is my fault, but if I partnered with everyone that asked to partner with me in this deal, I'd have 10 partners by now.
Anyways, I guess I'll just go back to being a lowly miner... life is much less stressful that way anyways.
The person is not on the Litecoin dev team and is unrelated to us. I think you should continue with your coins. Yours is really promising too. There's definitely room for more than 1 physical litecoins. I'd buy both and I'm sure many people will too. So there's no need to have a price war.
It are 2 different coins, different style and materials, I'd buy them both.
So, without a website selling them.. What are we discussing?
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.
Thats true, but his coins are collectors pieces. I don't know if any other coins would command such a premium.
I wasn't comparing them; Aquaman is talking about these like they're just silver coins with the Litecoin logo stamped on them, he doesn't appear to understand that they're preloaded with LTC.
In that case they wouldn't be Physical LTC at all. They'd just be silver coins.
Physical Litecoins... from Casascius???
I know for a fact that these physical litecoins are for real. These have been in the works for months now. No, I didn't create them, but I know the person who did.
I was expecting a full announcement from him soon and I can't wait to purchase a few.
I was expecting a full announcement from him soon and I can't wait to purchase a few.
Same
Yes, they have 10 ltc behind a hologram just like the casascius coins. When it's announced, I'm sure someone will post the info here.
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Yes, they have 10 ltc behind a hologram just like the casascius coins. When it's announced, I'm sure someone will post the info here.
this looks good. when the redeemed litecoins make it into the physical silver market then it helps to spread litecoin!
When these are being sold will it be announced here or on the litecoin forums? They are way too cool to pass up. (assuming they are loaded with ltc)
That little 10 litecoins written on them must be ambiguous.
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.
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.
I wasn't comparing them; Aquaman is talking about these like they're just silver coins with the Litecoin logo stamped on them, he doesn't appear to understand that they're preloaded with LTC.
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.
I wasn't comparing them; Aquaman is talking about these like they're just silver coins with the Litecoin logo stamped on them, he doesn't appear to understand that they're preloaded with LTC.
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.
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.
Keep on preaching it, no one believes you aquaman, we have seen this all before and the early adopters made out like bandits.
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Name: AquaMan
Posts: 73
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Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
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Position: Jr. Member
Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
You are so experienced and trusted on this forum, I will defer to your great wisdom.
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.
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.
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.
Keep on preaching it, no one believes you aquaman, we have seen this all before and the early adopters made out like bandits.
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Name: AquaMan
Posts: 73
Position: Jr. Member
Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
Posts: 73
Position: Jr. Member
Date Registered: June 10, 2013, 01:57:40 AM
You are so experienced and trusted on this forum, I will defer to your great wisdom.
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.
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.
Keep on preaching it, no one believes you aquaman, we have seen this all before and the early adopters made out like bandits.
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.
Keep on preaching it, no one believes you aquaman, we have seen this all before and the early adopters made out like bandits.
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.
You should shut up now and look at casascius.com.
I would buy one
edit: I also want to have a silver 0.1 BTC from Casascius
edit: I also want to have a silver 0.1 BTC from Casascius
looks really nice and precious! would buy some of these
It's funny that when I'm thinking about making physical BTC and LTC the forum get filled with potential competion. I will work on something else instead. 
I found this on image search and saved it to my pc, but cant find the link again.
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Well these really looks awesome, anyone selling them?
who made it
They havent even started selling them yet.
Yeah, but I haven't even had mine made yet. There is about a 3 week lead time at the very least to go from a design to a product.
Profit margins are so small for this type of thing, if there's competition I'll have to lower my prices and it's not worth my time. I make $40+/hr at my day job, I'm not going to work myself silly on this project for peanuts.
I actually think I know who is making them by deducing several things because Coblee knows who it is already... this guy is on the Litecoin dev team so it would make since Coblee was aware he was making them. The guy offered to partner with me when I made my thread, but was going to make me sign a contract and pay for legal fees, etc., so I turned down his deal. I suppose maybe it is my fault, but if I partnered with everyone that asked to partner with me in this deal, I'd have 10 partners by now.
Anyways, I guess I'll just go back to being a lowly miner... life is much less stressful that way anyways.
The person is not on the Litecoin dev team and is unrelated to us. I think you should continue with your coins. Yours is really promising too. There's definitely room for more than 1 physical litecoins. I'd buy both and I'm sure many people will too. So there's no need to have a price war.
So let's say you buy one @ $40. $20 of that is ltc value the rest is the silver, cost and profit for the minter.
If one physical coin ..= ltc value for 10ltc ..+ silver value no matter what's done your investment is still solid. Even if you spent the ltc you could sit on the coin or trade it at market value.
If one physical coin ..= ltc value for 10ltc ..+ silver value no matter what's done your investment is still solid. Even if you spent the ltc you could sit on the coin or trade it at market value.
They havent even started selling them yet.
Yeah, but I haven't even had mine made yet. There is about a 3 week lead time at the very least to go from a design to a product.
Profit margins are so small for this type of thing, if there's competition I'll have to lower my prices and it's not worth my time. I make $40+/hr at my day job, I'm not going to work myself silly on this project for peanuts.
I actually think I know who is making them by deducing several things because Coblee knows who it is already... this guy is on the Litecoin dev team so it would make since Coblee was aware he was making them. The guy offered to partner with me when I made my thread, but was going to make me sign a contract and pay for legal fees, etc., so I turned down his deal. I suppose maybe it is my fault, but if I partnered with everyone that asked to partner with me in this deal, I'd have 10 partners by now.
Anyways, I guess I'll just go back to being a lowly miner... life is much less stressful that way anyways.
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...
I want some!
I was torn between buying more Litecoins and buying more silver. Now I can do both.
I was torn between buying more Litecoins and buying more silver. Now I can do both.
I know for a fact that these physical litecoins are for real. These have been in the works for months now. No, I didn't create them, but I know the person who did.
I was expecting a full announcement from him soon and I can't wait to purchase a few.
I was expecting a full announcement from him soon and I can't wait to purchase a few.
nice
amazing!
so shiney
I just realized it says silver on it!
They sure do!
I found this on image search and saved it to my pc, but cant find the link again.
https://i.imgur.com/RY4Hv0n.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/RY4Hv0n.jpg
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