So...your idea is to get other people to give you ideas and work off that? Sounds like you have no idea what you're doing. I'll take your money though. PM me.
If to formally state the specifications of a concept is to have an idea, then you're right. But I refuse to accept that an engineer that describes the process necessary to realize an object invented that object. If you have this "idea", why bother give it to me? But if I describe the method and parameters and you provide the industry standards for realizing it, how does that make it "your idea"?
This is very discouraging.
I'm not trying to be discouraging, just realistic. Your post has virtually no information, just "I have some thoughts for a coin and need someone to help me write the code". Most people who know how to make a coin would rather just launch it themselves. However, you're not being annoying or an asshole so I'll help. I PM'd you with my contact information so we can talk on Skype.
Pythonideus has a point, but you, liquidblock, have shown nothing but a cordial attitude regarding this matter. Generally speaking, however, if you don't have the knowledge to build and launch a coin, I would highly advise you to do your due diligence on whoever you get to develop the coin for you. Even once the coin launches, there will be shillers and fudders that can shape the direction of your coin, and you don't have even the slightest of technical basic knowledge regarding the technology behind your coin, the masses will detect that weakness and dump their (your) coins.
My recommendation is to piggy-back any admin of a coin that has been successful, and see how they continue to develop their technology behind their coin, as well as gage and study their replies (to both negative and positive responses) to the general pop.
Good luck mate, and I can't wait to see what you come up with!