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Kinder egg toys
Got a fantastic collection of the looney toons from the 90s
Will have to dig them out, not sure where they went when I moved house? Definitely got them somewhere though!
Got a fantastic collection of the looney toons from the 90s
Will have to dig them out, not sure where they went when I moved house? Definitely got them somewhere though!I have been around bitcoin since 2011 (see my profile for when I joined here). I am currently working on a project that has not been announced yet. I am looking for people who have been around crypto for a long time and willing to help out with dev, marketing, etc; you will receive coins. Please DM me you LinkedIn profile and I will share more info. Thanks.
Is your project Bitcoin related ? You mentioned - “you will receive coins”
Congratulations on taking that big step, moving 100 BTC is no small moment, especially when it holds such personal and historic value.
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Ser we salute you 🫡
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Will you be looking at holding loaded bitcoin collectibles in your” physically guarded vault” ?
You might want to take a look at this …
https://www.bitcoinfoundation.org/
More information available here …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin_Foundation
https://www.bitcoinfoundation.org/
More information available here …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin_Foundation
I am a big Lealana fan, but I was never very fond of this run of coins.
Is there a reason for the "Reaper" design? Any history that maybe could help people understand why the coin was made? Or its just a completely random design?
Lealana Reaper is a series of limited-edition, buyer-funded Bitcoin coins. The Grim Reaper imagery is symbolic of Bitcoin's potential to dismantle fiat currencies. These coins are 2oz silver and feature a unique design, often with a Hawaiian translation of "Grim Reaper" (Pa Māke Loa). Is there a reason for the "Reaper" design? Any history that maybe could help people understand why the coin was made? Or its just a completely random design?
Sorry - just a quick search came up with this - AI search on google !!
Are the “collectibles coins” ? Or something else?
Without revealing the QR code or any address, can you show a picture of the collectibles, them we may be able to help you identify where they are from ? And who made them?
You can always go over to the collectibles section and post there. There are plenty of folks that are happy to help out
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=217.0
Without revealing the QR code or any address, can you show a picture of the collectibles, them we may be able to help you identify where they are from ? And who made them?
You can always go over to the collectibles section and post there. There are plenty of folks that are happy to help out
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=217.0