Quote from: gravitate on October 21, 2017, 08:01:16 PM

I have used UK, French and Spanish companies to create coins and the best was the Chinese. All you need to do is have an idea of the design and then want then go on www.upwork.com and find someone. the art will cost you between 50-200 bux and for the sticker about the same. So thats like 400 BUX gone.

WHAT NOT TO SELL
If you want to make brass coins DO NOT DO IT its a total waste of time and money and you will be worked to your bones for simply nothing.

WHAT TO SELL
You need something catchy here that minimum 10% of people will really like. Because when those people like it they will involuntary display their interest. If you can you ALWAYS do gold and silver coins and you charge 40 pounds - 300 pounds profit per coin

How to Maximise your Profits?
Easy and they public fall for it (sorry the people reading this) every time. You need to make 90% of your coins in silver and 10% of them gold. But have both with a serial number 01 which means the collector bids for 2 coins. Also 2 coins per year and if you do fund them get some local certification so people can believe. If unfunded then just milk the audience like everyone else does

I never milked the cow I just took away the bucket for a small fee.

Who To Avoid
Mitchel is a cool person and through my time has helped me a lot but recently he said I am a scammer and he will not answer a PM. Bitenvy is a psychopath I would stay clear of unless you have very clear terms and conditions before the sale. BG4 will claim your coin is too expensive and try make it look bad so he can get it cheaper. BUT there are lots of cool traders like monkeynuts, blazed, halo, zeroxal, MRBONG411, OGNASTY, LOts of others..... If you PM me with names I will tell you if I had issues.

If you do this right you can make probably 20k usd taxable per year easy

This post is hilarious. How to make a coin, coming from a scammer himself. We should all be so honoured!

WHAT NOT TO SELL

Coins that are clearly advertised as funded but ARE NOT!
Nothing, if you intend to scam (like gravitate did).

How to Maximise your Profits?

Do what gravitate did. He's the expert at this at the expense of the customer.
Charge premium in hopes of receiving a coin that is funded (aka "Russian Roulette").
Charge premium for puzzles and games.

Who To Avoid (sellers)

Gravitate
Coinographics
Alitin Mint

Buyers should not be blamed for any reason unless they don't pay. This did not happen with you or your sales. So, blame yourself first please.
Anyone who overcharges for a "premium" and can't clearly state what he is selling is at fault. Again, stop blaming the buyers for your own stupid mistakes.

I'm a psychopath? HAHA You give this seller community a bad name. I protect the community from scammers like you. I have brought to light the (3) scams with the above scammers! And, yet I am the one blamed for your scam? Too funny. This community supporting you is crazy and are pushing people like me away that are trying to protect others from the likes of scammers. I tried.

Quote from: Anduck on October 21, 2017, 08:56:15 PM

Quote from: Hhampuz on October 21, 2017, 08:21:03 PM

Quote from: Anduck on October 21, 2017, 08:13:29 PM

You forgot to mention that it's highly profitable to scam your customers by stealing funds from the sold funded coins.

Did he save private keys and steal the funds or did he sell them unfunded while labelling them as funded? I feel like there's a distinct difference between the two.

He has advised people that his intention is to scam his customers by stealing funds from his sold funded coins. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2136007.0)

Distinct difference? No difference! Scam both ways! Money was stolen. That's theft. And, he didn't just intend, he did scam his customers. And, blamed them for his own mistakes in the process.