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In olden times all coins were made using coin moulds. Even today you can find those Vintage coin moulds being exhibited and\or sold online. So it is an EMD domain even without all the Coin\Bitcoin hype.

But the Coin\Bitcoin hype makes it that much more delicious, lol!

My own estimate: easy mid to high $X,XXX and could be in the $XX,XXX range to the right buyer!

Waiting to hear your thoughts as well. Thanks!
 
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Hosterstats says: "There is no historical tracking data for coinmoulds.com available yet. "

Did you hand reg this ?
 
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Lol, yup just minutes ago :)
 
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Considering you are the first one to ever reg this domain, and -

What is Mould explain?
MOULDS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. ... Moulds are microscopic, plant-like organisms, composed of long filaments called hyphae. Mould hyphae grow over the surface and inside nearly all substances of plant or animal origin.

My thoughts would be...can you still grace delete it?
 
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Lol, yup just minutes ago :)
Can you figure out why nobody ever did before you ?

Consider how long domains have been around AND all the "coin" hype, yet nobody ever got this one....
 
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Haha lol, nice try... Mould has many meanings. Anyone who has worked with metals, in pottery, crafts and many other fields would know exactly what a mould means in the context of coins.

Your definition is out of context :)
 
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Are you thinking of.... Molds?

I mean, moulds can be used interchangeably, but realistically it looks super ackward.

"Mould is a British English spelling of mold. It is used in all of the same contexts as mold. Mold or mould: Mold and mould are alternate spellings of the same word, which can refer to fungus or a container for molten liquid as a noun, or the act of shaping something as a verb."
 
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[src: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/mould]

mould
(moʊld )
Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular present tense moulds , present participle moulding , past tense, past participle moulded regional note: in AM, use mold
1. countable noun
A mould is a hollow container that you pour liquid into. When the liquid becomes solid, it takes the same shape as the mould.
Spoon the mixture carefully into the mould.
The moulds for the foundry are made in the toolroom area.
...jelly moulds.
2. countable noun
If a person fits into or is cast in a mould of a particular kind, they have the characteristics, attitudes, behaviour, or lifestyle that are typical of that type of person.
In Britain, political leaders come from the same mould: same education, same schools.
break the mould
3. verb
If you mould a soft substance such as plastic or clay, you make it into a particular shape or into an object.
Using 2 spoons, mould the cheese mixture into small balls or ovals. [VERB noun + into]
Before we left the camp, my twin brother and I moulded a chair out of mud. [VERB noun]
4. verb
To mould someone or something means to change or influence them over a period of time so that they develop in a particular way.
She was only 17 at the time and the experience moulded her personality. [VERB noun]
Here we outline some of the sometimes conflicting forces moulding the debate. [VERB noun]
Too often we try to mold our children into something they do not wish to be. [VERB noun + into]
5. verb
When something moulds to an object or when you mould it there, it fits round the object tightly so that the shape of the object can still be seen.
You need a malleable pillow that will mould to the curves of your neck. [V + to/around/round]
She stood there, the wind moulding the dress around her. [V n + around/round/to]
6. variable noun
Mould is a soft grey, green, or blue substance that sometimes forms in spots on old food or on damp walls or clothes.
7. See also leaf mould
 
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Yes like I said, it can be used.

But realistically, does it have any search volume? Curious what your basing those valuations on?
 
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Just a guesstimate off the top of my head given that its an EMD and the Coin\Bitcoin hype .. no rocket science involved :)

For the cynics out there still, google: "Coin Mold" and "Coin Mould" and see which phrase is more popular.

Also check the results to be satisfied whether you get pics of green fungus covered coins or actual coin moulds, lol
 
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Can you figure out why nobody ever did before you ?

Consider how long domains have been around AND all the "coin" hype, yet nobody ever got this one....

and hence the title starting -> Can't believe my luck :P
 
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Hi

you mint coins, not mold or mould them

as the value, is in a minted coin, not a moulded one

and as I type the word "mould", it is recognized as a typo

imo..
 
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@biggie you are right that coins are minted nowadays and I never said otherwise.. in fact, I started my post like this

In olden times all coins were made using coin moulds.

In olden days coins were indeed moulded not minted!
 
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What is technology if not an enabler for man's progress and comfort.

What is a gadget or a device if not tools to make man's life and work easier and more comfortable.

What is a home if not for man's abode where he can rest and raise his family.

So if one wants to start a webmag or a forum or a news site where they can consolidate all the latest thinking, advancements and news about the technology, gadgets and homes of the future, basically anything and everything about the future, what domain would suit their purpose the best?

FuturisticMan.com
And Finally, how is it related to this appraisal thread? Lol, not really related but I just hand-regged the above domain and according to the logic stated in this thread I should not have been able to, as Futuristic Man should have long been regged by someone already.

Well nobody did and I just did. If that makes this domain worthless as well, so be it. All I need is one buyer who appreciates my thinking and logic :)

PS: Before anyone comments on it, I am not sexist, hahaha .. Just over-used and over-emphasized Man in this post as it suited this particular domain :P
 
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As simple domainers, I usually don't think about luck ,but feeling good. In 2016 , I sold to direct buyer one domain with extension .click .Its long letter ,more than 16 characters, no meaning for any business. But buyer says that he want to buy .

Firstly ,I buy domain $ 1,9 , hold and renewal for 1 year, build some original traffic ,then as a miracle , domain sold for $ 650 in 2017. Luck is your right , luck is our right and may be luck is my right too...
 
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NPers make good points about the spelling, but I like this domain and I think it has significant value above hand-reg fee.

Many of the 7,240 parsed Google.com search results for "coin moulds" are from museums or historical articles:
If this domain had no value then Alibaba wouldn't have a landing page with the exact words, and 1,845 related products: https://www.alibaba.com/showroom/coin-moulds-for-sale.html (many of which come from China). And it's not the only e-commerce site selling products listed with the phrase "coin mould(s)".

So, I think your market is a coin trader/manufacturer in China, India or an English-speaking country

Also, you may have more luck selling it on a coin forum such as www.cointalk.com

One more thing, I ran the exact-match on https://www.namecheckr.com/ and all your social media handles are available. If you want to increase value then I suggest you register the main ones.
 
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In olden times all coins were made using coin moulds. Even today you can find those Vintage coin moulds being exhibited and\or sold online. So it is an EMD domain even without all the Coin\Bitcoin hype.

But the Coin\Bitcoin hype makes it that much more delicious, lol!

I'm seeing some limited potential here for some kind of antique shop, museum or non-profit historical org to pick this up. Or as a chinese manufacturer as MTB noted. Typically, I wouldn't expect these end users to pay a whole lot of money for this name. Maybe $XXX and you would have to wait for it.

I'm not seeing any potential for the crypto/bitcoin space as you don't mould a bitcoin, crypto coins are not moulded, many are mined in virtual space.
 
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Crypto2020 is really enjoying domaining... I agree with MTB and adepti... But don't expect too much
 
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@honestbobby lol, not really... its a tough business\hobby\pastime\addiction :cigar:

Also yeah I agree with both MTB and adepti as well.


@MTB Firstly, thanks for taking the time-out to research a bit about this domain and providing such constructive feedback (Wasn't expecting it here at NP :xf.cry:) .. Yeah, I had done some google searches as well before regging it and found a few antique sellers and few e-com sites selling coin moulds and especially the Alibaba one which led me to conclude that it is in-fact an EMD coin domain. Also thanks for suggesting to look into cointalk.com. Will def do that sometime in the future.


@adepti Agree that it might not be exactly strong keywords for coin\bitcoin hype but its just about almost impossible to find an EMD coin domain these days, hence the initial excitement and the declaration to start the title :xf.grin: .. also agree that an antique coin-shop or a e-com site would be the most suited end-users.

But would slightly disagree on the end-user valuation. Would say end-user valuation without accounting for bitcoin hype would around mid $XXX to low $X,XXX. But then again I am guilty of being an optimist like most domainers.

and also, I stand by my wild valuations stated above in the case of some crazy hyped-up bitcoin related sale for this domain :-P
 
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I don't really see much demand for the term, or relevance to cryptocurrency.

Brad
 
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Here's my thoughts on this intetesting domain which has sparked much debate :)

I'm thinking that it will likely not be picked up by any of the major brandables marketplaces because of the possible negative connotation / confusion with micro spores type of mould.... I know that it is the other kind, but they are super careful about potential confusion and negative connotation.

Looking at search volume (480/pm) and CPC (34c)... once can see that there is a market for this product, however it is a VERY small one... and while most domainers prefer higher figures, there might be a tiny niche that might in fact purchase if you're very lucky.

For further context... There are less than 340 pages on the entire internet that even attempt slightly to rank for the term... this shows VERY little interest commercially. For reference, the very specialist term "aged domain" has almost 3,000 pages devoted to it.

The "coin mould" term is also very narrow, with only a tiny amount of possible uses for the domain.

My valuation would therefore be as follows:

If you are lucky enough to find a buyer at all.... here's what I think you can most likely expect:

From a serious end-user as high as $300 if you're EXTREMELY lucky
From a curious end-user as high as $140 if you're lucky
From an investor with a buyer as high as $70 if you're lucky
From an investor with high hopes as high as $35 if you're lucky
From an auction on Flippa, Sedo, Godaddy, etc. as high as $25 if you're lucky
From an auction here on Namepros as high as $15 if you're lucky

Looking at previous similar historical sales it certainly validates my initial valuation:

mouldplast.com 224 USD 2018-04-29 DropCatch
designmoulding.com 144 USD 2017-10-07 GoDaddy
euromould.com 134 USD 2018-09-13 DropCatch
mouldy.com 134 USD 2017-04-16 DropCatch
hzmould.com 133 USD 2018-04-12 DropCatch
moulded.com 129 USD 2013-04-06 NameJet
 
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Thanks @YourBestTrader .. I must say, you always take time to give detailed feedback. Kudos to you!

Not disagreeing with your valuations but below are some past sales from GD and Namebio that back-up my estimates as well :)

$10,000 moulding.com [GD]
$4,678 mould.co [Namebio]
$3000 moulds.com [Namebio]
$3000 mouldingcenter.com [Namebio]
$2000 chocolatemoulds.com [Namebio]
 
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Haha lol, nice try... Mould has many meanings. Anyone who has worked with metals, in pottery, crafts and many other fields would know exactly what a mould means in the context of coins.

Your definition is out of context :)
Do they have "mid to high $X,XXX and could be in the $XX,XXX" to spend?
 
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For the cynics out there still, google: "Coin Mold" and "Coin Mould" and see which phrase is more popular.

If you are looking at the returned results for how many times coins and/or moulds (molds) are used in websites then you have nothing really to go on.

As for the exact term typed into the google search box...
Both variants:
Volume: 480/mo | CPC: $0.34 | Competition: 1
(not worth anything really)

As for people typing in the domain name in the address bar: 0
 
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