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It is not trademarked. I don't know about the legal theory but at this point if someone tried to trademark it it would likely get denied as being in the public domain.
You can use the name bitcoin to sell whatever you want. Trademark laws won't prevent you from selling fake gold coins and calling it bitcoin but there are consumer protection laws that would give buyers recourse and likely Amazon would pull them and ban you. I suppose if the fraud got large enough the state could charge you.
I once saw a page that was selling "silver" coins shaped like Bitcoin coins. I'm looking for the page, but I can't find it again.
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Well, these do look pretty nice, but they're not Bitcoin lol
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Check out the page, they have Doge too hahaha
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Crypto metals. Haha
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I think we all thought the same thing when we saw the name. Now the question is, can the name Bitcoin be patented to support products like these? I think so, it depends on the laws and policies of each country.
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You can see some of these things, amongst others, at APMEX, if you want.
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I once saw a page that was selling "silver" coins shaped like Bitcoin coins. I'm looking for the page, but I can't find it again.
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