Idea About Certificating Coins With Nft

Hi @Pacificoin, yes, agreed. There is no 100% secure solution. Just trying to find a more secure way.

@Princetane I respect fruitful opinion and discussion. I don't mind you don't like the idea. But describing a new idea as spam does not showing you are smarter. If my grammar error annoys you, I'm sorry. However, when I wrote those replies, I just focus on expressing what I am thinking. After all, I am not writing an academic paper right?


@jacrispies, it is not about age. It's more about how open you are to new technologies and new ideas. The slab way of coin certification is already very popular, but you still see people asking why they need to put their coin in a slab and pay someone else grade their coin. Then you know, if some day the NFT certified coin is implemented and become popular, you will still find people questioning why we pay much more premium to the same coin just because it has some digital data attached. Believe or not, if I proposed the idea in NFT or blockchain forum, the replies would be very different.

I truly believe you have to have some imagination as to where to hide a safe in your house. Push on a book rack and it opens up to reveal a small area behind where your safe is kept. I built a small walk in area behind a wall bookcase and many people have been in my home and never knew it existed. I heard a funny story at a coin shop I was at. The man had two thousand oz silver bars in his home and was worried about hiding them. He had them in his home for over a year and a half and no one found them.His home was broken into sadly,he stated. The coin shop asked him about the bars and the man said they never found them.He told us he painted the thousand oz bars an ugly color paint and they were used as door stops in his home. I thought that was the craziest way of hiding them but I guess it worked for him.You just have to feel your coins will be secure somewhere.Good luck.