<p>They appear to simply be offering a physical coin stamped with the Bitcoin logo. Moreover, it appears that the private key is generated by them, which means that nothing prevents them from keeping a copy.</p>

<p>You are far better off sticking to trusted hardware wallets such as Ledgers and Trezors. Never trust any service that has the possibility of keeping your keys accessible to themselves (obvious exceptions like custodial accounts on exchanges apply).</p>

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Raghav Sood
<p>I don't have wallet yet, so I do googling about it, and found that cold wallet is more secure than hot wallet, one of example of cold wallet I found is coldcoinbitcoin.com</p>

<p>And I think about how they can print our private keys, if they can print our private keys that means, they are possible to save them? is not that can be dangerous for our assets?</p>

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If you are looking for secure storage, then using a product that has a third party supply the private keys (like the product on the site you linked) is a very bad idea. Look into Bitcoin **hardware wallets**, read many independent reviews online, and then decide which one is best for your purposes.
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Whether coldcoinbitcoin.com or some other, possible to save our private key?
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# Whether coldcoinbitcoin.com or some other, possible to save our private key?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-11-01)

I don't have wallet yet, so I do googling about it, and found that cold wallet is more secure than hot wallet, one of example of cold wallet I found is coldcoinbitcoin.com

And I think about how they can print our private keys, if they can print our private keys that means, they are possible to save them? is not that can be dangerous for our assets?

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> **username_1**: If you are looking for secure storage, then using a product that has a third party supply the private keys (like the product on the site you linked) is a very bad idea. Look into Bitcoin **hardware wallets**, read many independent reviews online, and then decide which one is best for your purposes.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-11-01. Score: 2

They appear to simply be offering a physical coin stamped with the Bitcoin logo. Moreover, it appears that the private key is generated by them, which means that nothing prevents them from keeping a copy.

You are far better off sticking to trusted hardware wallets such as Ledgers and Trezors. Never trust any service that has the possibility of keeping your keys accessible to themselves (obvious exceptions like custodial accounts on exchanges apply).


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