perhaps the most retarded idea I've ever had

How many are you down for?

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I'd support this, it sounds cool. Maybe something more generic about KiwiFarms on the coins if it costs so much for the mold though? KF Logo on its own + CWC on the back sounds good to me.
 
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I'd be interested in a ~$50 medallion. But not if the international shipping costs are $69 or some such.
 
Tbh I would buy about 4 or 5 just because I want to give my local coin dealer a stroke, so he can have a direct ticket to the universes biggest autist, Allah.

Seriously though I would buy some, just because I love to add some KF fun tokens to my bullion stack/ collection. Five bucks over spot isn't too bad, especially for coin minted by a smaller mint.

You should do a "In Terry We Trust," variant too if this run works out. Maybe offset some of the markup towards a worthwhile charity that does research on schitzophernia. Should have the elephant with blue eyes instead of the queen on the back. On the front should be the KF logo, and at the bottom should be, they glow in the dark. Just a silly idea, but something worthwhile considering.
 
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Not reading 20 pages, but I'll respond to the initial post by saying YES. Yes, I would 100% buy KF coins with CWC's face on them. That would be fucking glorious.
 
How about appealing to degenerates?
  1. Find attractive looking broad.
  2. Lay coins on the floor.
  3. Have broad walk over the coins.
  4. Take photos of coinwalking.
  5. Advertise that every single coin has been stepped on at least twice and their coin includes a photo of the walking.
  6. Inflate the price and witness the shekels flowing in.
You could replace the walking thing with whatever new degeneracy is in vogue though.
 
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FruitFighter said:
The price of precious metal work is way too high, and I personally don't think there's enough margin to make selling custom silver coins worth it. On the other hand, chinesesium challenge coins without any value are are kind of lame. What I'd suggest is a challenge coin with a qr code for a Bitcoin wallet private key, with around ~$10 or so worth of Bitcoin on it to make it worth something, but not unaffordable.

Something like this, but with more autism, and not necessarily gold plated or anything:
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Plus we would get the joy of some retard sharing pictures of their new coin and not realizing you're not supposed to show off the private key on the back.
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Yeah, a challenge coin makes way more sense.
 
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A kiwi farm coin is stupid enough to be Exactly the kinda thing I want. Personal I would prefer a big chunky coin of lesser material then small and valuable
 
SmokingPig said:
Tbh I would buy about 4 or 5 just because I want to give my local coin dealer a stroke, so he can have a direct ticket to the universes biggest autist, Allah.

Seriously though I would buy some, just because I love to add some KF fun tokens to my bullion stack/ collection. Five bucks over spot isn't too bad, especially for coin minted by a smaller mint.

You should do a "In Terry We Trust," variant too if this run works out. Maybe offset some of the markup towards a worthwhile charity that does research on schitzophernia. Should have the elephant with blue eyes instead of the queen on the back. On the front should be the KF logo, and at the bottom should be, they glow in the dark. Just a silly idea, but something worthwhile considering.
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I would love to see a Terry coin, I'd buy one of those as well.
 
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