Facebook is supposed to launch Diem.com this month (used to be called "Libra", a blockchain stable coin) things are changing but I guess not fast enough. 

If it is your desire to invest within CO and prices are holding you back then I would look at secondary and tertiary markets such as CO Springs and Pueblo, but keep in mind that CO in general is a growth/appreciation market, not a cash flow market for the most part.

Kind of like flipping a coin and getting heads 7 times in a row.

Seems like it can present more hassle than I feel like dealing with for a few extra coins.

I was thinking of doing it myself, but would be interested in hearing if there are any decent companies that would provide the machines and do the coin collecting. 

I confirmed in writing that company policy was to not lend to any federally illegal industries, and went a step further to say we will not lend to any crypto or similar industry that could be evading US banking restrictions (and thus BSA/AML regulations).In the end I was given a flat rejection by 3 major banks, 2 credit unions, and two online banks with no chance to explain my case before a credit union (who had told me no originally) saw the light.  

Better than bit coins for prison barter.

Is this for investment or for your personal residence (BP'ers call that "house-hacking", a term coined by a BP blogger)?

For example, the layout included five bathrooms which definately added to the cost,  In addition we used real hardwood through-out, higher end tile in the bathrooms, hardiplank siding, higher end fixtures in the kitchens and bathroom as well as included granite counter tops, central A/C, stainless appliances, four-piece coin-op laundry setup in the basement, etc. 

Urlsa:Our three year old tells us he's saving for a downpayment every time he drops coins into his piggy bank.