perhaps the most retarded idea I've ever had

[Lemmingwise]

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.

Touch them to her eye

 

[plgfarts]

There are some good ideas in this thread (The challenge coin and the Terry coin specifically).

But either way, I'd buy one. It'd be a great way to kick off my precious metal collection.

 

[Mekong Delta]

I registered an account just to say, I'd happily pay a reasonable mark-up for a Terry coin.

 

[Null]

I'm not going to do Terry. He's dead, I can't ask for his permission, I don't want to deal with their estate, and I don't want to poach his legacy like a bunch of people are doing.

 

[Ima Spedonym2]

I mean, I have physical dogecoins, so I'm proven susceptible to purchasing internet meme currency for the lulz.

 

[Grotesque Bushes]

I'd be willing to purchase a less violently retarded design. A Farms logo with some Latin memery and bushels of corn or pails of milk would be nice

 

[Ulysses S.]

I'm willing to spend ~$100 on coins so if the price is ~$25 I'll get 4 and if they're ~50 I'll get two

 

[Lurked]

I'd buy the coin to support the site.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

This Kiwi Koin idea has reawakened a long-suppressed 'tism in me, and at just the right time.

I'd get a chuckle if it included "To the Moon" somehow just for the cheesy double/triple entendre.

The fact that I'd also be buying junk silver coins with a tranny's face from an international fugitive, instead of GME or federal bonds, is good for a laugh too... especially because it'll still be worth more than either in 10 years when I can pass it on to my daughter as a challenge coin.

 

[scallion]

I'd 100% be down for a silver coin to be my first piece of kiwi merch

 

[Sped Xing]

I have a neato silver collection already which I'll never sell.

So yeah I'd think about it. What kind of weird shit do I have to do to buy one?

 

[Vinluv Handesbukia]

Only if you do a Erik Mokracek dime

 

[Dr. Troon Lagoon]

First quote I've gotten:



This is way more than I was expecting tbh. I don't see why he'd be charging $10 over spot for the metal (literally a >33% profit already) and then an additional $7 per strike. At that rate I'd be looking at selling coins over double the spot, and even then at $56, that'd not make as much money as the manufacturer itself for the run. That's a big bummer.

Wow, did not expect that a custom order would be that expensive. Not prohibitively steep for me, but still enough to surprise me.

I would be fine with it, ordering at least 1 coin or 2, as long as the design is good and the silversmith can deliver a qualitatively good product: cheap often is the enemy of good.

I am planning to get my own Charivari with a custom piece each year of attendence and this would make a very memorable addition for time eternal.

With that said I would prefer the KF Logo and @Null ’s Avatar on the coin to remember our dear leader, or two different versions? Anyway, Keep us updated, setting aside money for the time being!

 

[peggy18]

as an avid metal investor i would greatly appreciate this and buy many

 

[Fascist Frederick]

Sorry if this has been asked already but is the headshot of Chris going to be actual Chris or some idealized version of him?

 

[Kosher Salt]

It seems insane that the quote you got was adding $17 markup over the cost of die and material when you can order challenge coins minted in nonprecious metals for a fraction of that including the material/die cost.

If it really came to it you could probably get blank silver rounds at near-metal prices and stamp them yourself, it's a pretty soft material.

 

[KateHikes14]

As far as alternatives go I have zero interest in challenge coins or anyother chintzy product, but alternative metals are a solid idea, copper, brass or anything really is cool just not coated stuff or plastic.

 

[SuperConglomerateWhale]

I actually like this idea a lot. You could do runs for new sets of coins every year with various designs based off different cows. You can get a random coin or have an option to buy an entire set.

 

[MediocreMilt]

Ooo. That's a great idea!

We can use them to keep in touch the next time the site goes down!

 

[Bob's Fuckass Head]

I'd absolutely be in for this, at any reasonable price. It sounds like a great idea.