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I have one of these. Just curious...how many coins were minted?
Good luck with sale.
Good luck with sale.
Not sure. Checking Steeley's reference thread, there is not a stated amount that were produced.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5544695
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I could not verify the mintage on the aluminum. My guess would be 500, but this is a total guess based on the fact that each annual coin with more design had mintages of 500.
⭐ Merited by Kazkaz27 (1)
I'm a serious collector that understands rarity. He's talking to me!
I agree with Mopar, not a good scammer. It would be nice if all the scammers would follow this example.
I agree with Mopar, not a good scammer. It would be nice if all the scammers would follow this example.
Some dipshit YouTuber promoting the Texit cold storage coins- https://youtu.be/0G-Lz1_0q5g?si=PBTDvGB_SlzTZ1QP
I just learned how to retire if I invest $9000 in Texit.
I already retired thanks to my 1% earnings a day with Bitconnect with their revolutionary proprietary trading algorithm..catch up , rookie 😛
MJ: Do you know any of these guys (see the link and the about us page for Digital Mint)?
https://digitalmint.io/about-us/
After a little poking around, I think they issued the coins around the launch of their company, which was in 2014.
Will be interesting to find out more. In particular, why Trajan? Seems an odd choice as a commemorative used to launch your business.
There is at a rumor (meaning this claim is unconfirmed) that not all the 1000 coins are Trajan (the original discussion on the forum mentions other designs).
There is a little bit written about the "The Good Emperors." Maybe this was the inspiration for this choice?!
Wikipedia "Machiavelli argued that these adopted emperors earned the respect of those around them through good governance:
Titus, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus, and Marcus had no need of praetorian cohorts, or of countless legions to guard them, but were defended by their own good lives, the good-will of their subjects, and the attachment of the senate.[7]
Edward Gibbon wrote in The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire that their rule was a time when "the Roman Empire was governed by absolute power, under the guidance of wisdom and virtue".[8] Gibbon believed that these benevolent monarchs and their moderate policies were unusual and contrasted with their more tyrannical and oppressive successors."
https://digitalmint.io/about-us/
After a little poking around, I think they issued the coins around the launch of their company, which was in 2014.
Will be interesting to find out more. In particular, why Trajan? Seems an odd choice as a commemorative used to launch your business.
There is at a rumor (meaning this claim is unconfirmed) that not all the 1000 coins are Trajan (the original discussion on the forum mentions other designs).
There is a little bit written about the "The Good Emperors." Maybe this was the inspiration for this choice?!
Wikipedia "Machiavelli argued that these adopted emperors earned the respect of those around them through good governance:
Titus, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus, and Marcus had no need of praetorian cohorts, or of countless legions to guard them, but were defended by their own good lives, the good-will of their subjects, and the attachment of the senate.[7]
Edward Gibbon wrote in The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire that their rule was a time when "the Roman Empire was governed by absolute power, under the guidance of wisdom and virtue".[8] Gibbon believed that these benevolent monarchs and their moderate policies were unusual and contrasted with their more tyrannical and oppressive successors."
Re: 📜 Finite By Design – Complete 13-Year Historic Product Line Archive Now Live
This is really great. Thank you for providing this.
I have a few questions.
1. The Free Ross Bar. Is there a coin (i.e. BTC) represented with this bar? Is there anything under the hologram? I think there is an NFT associated with it, correct?
2. The 2025 80k Rays of Influence test coin. What is it made of?
3. The Game Credits coin came with a hologram and a COA. The COA states there are 200 not 100. Which is correct? Also, is this a DIY coin or just a token?
4. What is the Error on the 2025 17 Bitcoin coins?
I have a few questions.
1. The Free Ross Bar. Is there a coin (i.e. BTC) represented with this bar? Is there anything under the hologram? I think there is an NFT associated with it, correct?
2. The 2025 80k Rays of Influence test coin. What is it made of?
3. The Game Credits coin came with a hologram and a COA. The COA states there are 200 not 100. Which is correct? Also, is this a DIY coin or just a token?
4. What is the Error on the 2025 17 Bitcoin coins?
According to Denarium's records, there were 95 of these made and only 6 were loaded by them (89 were Buyer Funded). Out of curiosity, where can find info on the hologram being diferent for a few of these coins?
Great coin by the way.
Great coin by the way.
Some dipshit YouTuber promoting the Texit cold storage coins- https://youtu.be/0G-Lz1_0q5g?si=PBTDvGB_SlzTZ1QP
I just learned how to retire if I invest $9000 in Texit.
Re: NGC: The Ultimate Coin Grading Service for Physical Bitcoins - 10 out of 10
PCGS charges $70 + shipping. Holy crap.
I usually join their Platinum Club each year I want to get coins graded. It is $249. You receive a bunch of things, including 8 submissions. This brings the price down to about $32 a coin.
I usually join their Platinum Club each year I want to get coins graded. It is $249. You receive a bunch of things, including 8 submissions. This brings the price down to about $32 a coin.
Yeah, the vouchers give $40 off per coin, which is the cost of their Regular Tier service... a nice bonus I guess
And yes, $70 grade fee (mandatory for crypto/bitcoin related items), $10 handling fee, $10 ship to fee and $27 return shipping fee (more if you have more coins/over certain value)
Don't know if I was told correctly, but I was told by PCGS I couldn't use the vouchers to subtract from the $70 because Express was in a higher tier than Regular. From 14 Feb 2025:
"Thank you for contacting PCGS Customer Care.
Our Gold and Platinum Membership Vouchers are only valid for the Regular service for coins valued $2,500 or less. This would not qualify for Special Issues or Express service."
Did something change between then and now?
Maybe... from what I get, PCGS customer service is all over the place.. zero consistency.
I sent in a Kialara for another collector and they slabbed it backwards... collector contacted PCGS and they replied that the original submitter requested this.
LIES!! lol.. why would I do that? again... showing that it's all a money grab for them.
Zero consistency.
And for the vouchers, I could swear that they allowed you to use them using the online submission form.. but I am probably wrong, as I still see 2x unclaimed vouchers in my account.
I submitted eight physical bitcoins last year and the year before. No problems at all. The vouchers covered them. I did not ask for any special services (errors, etc.)
Re: NGC: The Ultimate Coin Grading Service for Physical Bitcoins - 10 out of 10
PCGS charges $70 + shipping. Holy crap.
I usually join their Platinum Club each year I want to get coins graded. It is $249. You receive a bunch of things, including 8 submissions. This brings the price down to about $32 a coin.
I usually join their Platinum Club each year I want to get coins graded. It is $249. You receive a bunch of things, including 8 submissions. This brings the price down to about $32 a coin.
⭐ Merited by minerjones (2)
At one point I had roll 533 / 044201 - 044227 / Date 2017 / 12/ 20
missing 044207
missing 044217
missing 044207
missing 044217