Quote from: cpfreeplz on May 11, 2017, 03:54:22 PM

Some derpy nerd will pay more than 1 bitcoin for 1 bitcoin. Why? Who knows. 1 bitcoin is worth 1 bitcoin, if you pay anything more you are throwing away money.

I have some Canadian pennies for sale if anyone would like to buy them for 2 cents each! Lol!

@cpfreeplz

You must be unaware that Bitcoins with no transaction history [" No inputs (Newly generated coins) "] are far more valuable than Bitcoins with previous transactions.

Please see image if you are unfamiliar with such coins = http://imgur.com/a/kS1Y7

" These coins will most likely appeal to investors primarily as a collectible, much like the first strike of a physical coin. "

Fresh Bitcoins are more limited in supply than used Bitcoins, anything with a limited supply usually gains in value.

" For collectors, the perceived advantage of owning fresh coins reflects the limited supplies. For others, new coins without transaction histories are more desirable than used coins with longer and unknown histories. A brand new coin has no ties to illicit transaction, and has never been stolen or used to buy illegal items, unlike coins used on the Silk Road. "

Source: https://bravenewcoin.com/news/mint-sells-bitcoins-direct-from-miners/

1 Bitcoin only equals 1 Bitcoin is that coin has had previous(long trail) of public transaction history. The coins I speak of, literally are fresh from a Miner and if bought, the only transaction shown on the public ledger would be from "No Inputs (Newly Generated Coins)" to your Bitcoin wallet address.

What makes these coins even more scarce is the fact that 90% of the Bitcoin mining pools do not generated their rewards from the coinbase. Instead, when a reward is paid to the pool, the reward is send directly to the pool operators Bitcoin wallet address and then from there distributed to the miners of the pools. Good luck trying to buy these "Fresh Mint" coins directly from big pools yourself!