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Looking to possibly sell a MS69 2013 .1 Lealana and was reviewing this thread to see the best method, sounds like having the buyer put the BTC into escrow and then doing an in person trade is the best method, assuming I don't want to risk shipping it?
I have a .1 Lealana brass I'm looking into possibly selling as I'm not sure if I'm comfortable peeling.Re: Bitbills set and 10 BTC silver Casascius coin on GreatCollections
Hello Mr. Lee,
I think the 10 cas goes for at least 13BTC
I think the bitbills collection goes for on average slightly overload value.
The bitbills are slightly harder to pin down, less well know and recognizable then the cas.
Either way this is quite the horde in terms of BTC and crypto history.
I think the 10 cas goes for at least 13BTC
I think the bitbills collection goes for on average slightly overload value.
The bitbills are slightly harder to pin down, less well know and recognizable then the cas.
Either way this is quite the horde in terms of BTC and crypto history.
Considering the last two 25 BTC Cas to sell on their went for only ~$50,000 over premium (less if you factor in the forks) (not accounting for buyer premium) 2-3 BTC over is probably correct.
https://www.greatcollections.com/record_coin_prices.php
Re: [WTS 48H ONLY] *UPDATE PK CRACKED* 2016 Lealana Monero 100 XMR Silver Coin #
100XMR CRACKED! Once swept, I will be posting private keys (both in their initial state and existing state) along with the methods used to access wallet. Thank you to everyone and most of all, Smoothie, who spent plenty of time creating analytical comparisons and going back and forth in DMs constructively debating potential solutions and sure enough his Z on the middle row was a letter I had never tried which proved to be the missing piece along with his other spot-on predictions (crazy considering he only had zoomed in photos whereas I had professional equipment and couldn't get the correct results /fail).
I can either start a separate thread on the entire process or continue this thread, any preferences? This was quite the process and I probably learned the hard way by switching up methods throughout but hopefully can add to Owlcatz educational post for any future sweepers.
I can either start a separate thread on the entire process or continue this thread, any preferences? This was quite the process and I probably learned the hard way by switching up methods throughout but hopefully can add to Owlcatz educational post for any future sweepers.
Z? No way bro
Glad you got it finally lol
For future drops - you should allow people to "hold" their serial number from previous orders like cryptoart.com does. I see the value in auctions #1 and #21 but all the other ones you should definitely give priority to previous buyers 
I have a funded MILLON Doge coin for sale, but you know its not cheap. 
Hello,
I'm a collector and I'm looking to complete my DOGE collection of CryptoImperator's I have the 10k, 50k 100k now I'm looking for the 1,000,000 DOGE piece. haha Such WOW. I'm wanting to trade. I can trade for other crypto wallets and or 3x gold weight ..... LFG!!!
I'm a collector and I'm looking to complete my DOGE collection of CryptoImperator's I have the 10k, 50k 100k now I'm looking for the 1,000,000 DOGE piece. haha Such WOW. I'm wanting to trade. I can trade for other crypto wallets and or 3x gold weight ..... LFG!!!
Those diamond hands to not peel at 69 cents must be huge.
transitions failing every time I put a WETH offer in. gg 4k
I think it's only a matter of time until the police and/or the feds get involved now, this is turning into a large-scale scam, maybe one of the largest scams ever on this site, with many victims, me included.
Wouldn't get your hopes up. Been waiting for the FBI to do something about this scam since 2019.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5222246.0
I've personally provided a statement to them in Jan 2020. Current owners are still scamming to this day... Although last time I checked in with the agent (March this year) the case was still active... So my advice if anyone does want to take action, the sooner you do it the better because these cases could take years to resolve lol
Any chance you release a non-fundable silver version of this coin with a larger quantity than the gold ones? Or even a slightly modified one that's 100 DOGE instead of 1,000, but made out of silver?
I will step in and say that would take away from the very limited mintage of this artwork and I would not agree to it.
Ya, I agree, am worried I won't get a gold one haha
Any chance you release a non-fundable silver version of this coin with a larger quantity than the gold ones? Or even a slightly modified one that's 100 DOGE instead of 1,000, but made out of silver?
2) We are going to clarify additional rights that give NFT owners the right to print the image on various media or display the image for their own enjoyment. This is something most NFT projects are lacking. So, you can print the image on a coffee mug for yourself, but you can't start printing and selling them commercially.
Most projects give you full personal and commercial rights to the art work as the NFT holder at this point, how is what you're doing any different?
The authenticity will shift to the NFT. The NFT allows the owner to enjoy the art in virtual spaces and grants the owner the right to reproduce the image in the physical world for personal use. If you want to sell the art piece, you simply sell the NFT.
Maybe I missed something or I'm not understanding it correctly. Can you elaborate on this part? Are you saying, going forward you'll only release pieces as NFTs and it would be up to the NFT holder to actually print them or will cryptoart.com still do the printing if the NFT owner wanted it printed?