Minting is the real world production of the coin (using 3d metal printing). The Z ecosystem, through the Vault, enables users to mint fully owned stamped coins (100%). A coin cannot exist in both physical and digital form. As a result of minting, a coin is removed from the Z ecosystem and now exists in the real world. It is then physically sent to the user which minted the coin for his own use. A minted coin always keeps its nominal value and can be returned at any time to be reinserted in the Z ecosystem. Such action will mean the melting of the coin, thus its disappearance from the real world and the reappearance in the Z ecosystem. The digital coin can then always be exchanged back for its nominal value only, irrespective of the market value it may have or the minting cost of the coin. There is no limit on the number of times a coin can be minted and digitalized back.
A cost is charged for minting, and as a result, the value of the coin may rise accordingly, but that will not be handled by the Z ecosystem since the coin will be out of the system. Upon reinsertion in the Z ecosystem, a minted coin will get back the market value it had prior to being minted to at least its coined value (1.2x the coin nominal value).
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