Selling the following items at listed prices or best offer.

(2) Walking Liberty Half Dollar coins (one 1941 and in VG/F condition, the other 1943 and in VG condition). http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=8¤cy=BTC shipped ea., http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=14¤cy=BTC shipped for both
http://i.imgur.com/aL6c4u2.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/wy7nbdI.jpg

(1) 1944 Ecuador 5 Sucres coin, weight: 25 g, fineness: 0.720, ASW: 0.5787 oz (condition AU, not BU - ignore the picture) http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=20¤cy=BTC SOLD
(1) 1943 Ecuador 5 Sucres coin, weight: 25 g, fineness: 0.720, ASW: 0.5787 oz (condition VF, not AU - ignore the picture) http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=15¤cy=BTC shipped
http://i.imgur.com/pwCrQKf.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/RCS0zkw.jpg

(1) XFX 750W XXX Edition Power Supply (model no.: P1-750X-XXB9; manufactured by Seasonic, see picture for list of connectors). Used for a couple months in a 3 GPU mining rig, never ran more than a 600W load on it. Paid $129 for it, asking $70 shipped. http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=70¤cy=BTC
http://i.imgur.com/YhYqumv.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/0Ydfzhl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iMwGicR.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Y0wPjAV.jpg

(1) Raspberry Pi 1 model B. Used briefly as an air gapped device for signing transactions for an offline wallet. Sat in storage for months. Comes with a 4GB SanDisk microSD and G.Skill microSD adapter. http://btc-priceimg.herokuapp.com/advimg?price=30¤cy=BTC shipped
http://i.imgur.com/SIP53nk.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/hx3ADTL.jpg

The coins will be shipped via USPS First Class Mail in padded envelopes, the PSU in its original packaging and USPS First Class, and the raspi in in a medium padded envelope (if you'd prefer a Priority Mail small flat rate box, please add $4 to the listed price for this item). Let me know if you'd prefer a different shipping method for any these items. US customers only, please. Escrow required for payment.

I've transacted over $220 with Simran's BTC-e to PayPal service. He's very quick about processing orders. Big thumbs up.

Wouldn't a ripemd160 and sha256 function for the calculator be sufficient? I would assume you can do the rest by hand.

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Thanks!

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Thanks in advance. 

I could have sworn I did the first command, but I went ahead and did it again and rebooted. I was forgetting to export the display variable; after doing so, everything (except for AMDOverdriveCtrl) is working wonderfully! Thank you!

And what should I be looking for in my bios settings? My 5870 just got back from warranty work today, so the bios should be set to factory settings.

Hello. I have a multi-card mining rig with a 7970 (reference) and a 5870 (dual-fan Gigabyte) that I am trying to switch over to Ubuntu. I get good hashing speeds with cgminer for my 7970 (~625KH/s), but cgminer doesn't seem to recognize my 5870. Here is the error I encounter:
I followed this guide to set up my environment (started from a clean Xubuntu 12.04 installation): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gw7YPYgMgNNU42skibULbJJUx_suP_CpjSEdSi8_z9U/edit?pli=1#heading=h.5fyesmmywpnz

It would be nice to at least get the 5870 working with cgminer, even though I don't intend to use cgminer to mine on the 5870. I'm now having trouble with AMDOverdriveCtrl. I need to set the clocks/fan speed of my 5870 using aticonfig (clocks) and AMDOverdriveCtrl (fan speed) because reaper will not do this for me. While AMDOverdriveCtrl recognizes both my 7970 and my 5870, it will only use the adapter for my 7970. Here is the output of "AMDOverdriveCtrl -h":
And here is what happens when I try to use adapter 6 (the 5870):
Can anyone help me get AMDOverdriveCtrl working for my 5870, or suggest another method of setting the fan speed without using AMDOverdriveCtrl? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: In addition, Reaper does not recognize my 5870.

Confirmed. Thanks for the help str4wm4n!

Do they come with airtites as pictured?

RhoDelta has confirmed receipt of Silver Maples & released 2.008 BTC from escrow on March 5, 2013.

1oz Silver Stagecoach round still available

Since my LiveAgent support ticket, my phone message & my private message on this forum haven't been responded to yet, I thought it'd be a good idea to post here (regarding my open BitStamp coupon -> BTC-e order):

Since BitInstant will be down for the entirety of the weekend (according to the message on the website), my USD will be in limbo for quite a while, despite rising exchange rates. Is there any possibility of my open order being closed and my funds being returned to my BitStamp account (either via my user ID or a coupon), or returned to me by some other method so I may convert them to BTC before the price gets much higher?

Thanks in advance.

Bump. Still available.

Bump.

EDIT: I listed them on bitmit, if you would prefer to buy them using BitMit as escrow. Maples | Stagecoach

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Thanks.

Price reduced to 1.174 BTC ($35) per maple and 1.241 BTC ($37) for the Stagecoach round.

Yes, I edited my post. Sorry for the confusion.

http://i.imgur.com/B5pliFz.jpg

I have 2 x 1oz Canadian Silver Maples and 1 x 1oz Stagecoach divisible silver round (from the Northwest Territorial Mint). Here is an album with pictures of all 3 coins: http://imgur.com/a/0qGlb. All three coins have minor milkspots, and one maple has some light abrasions on both the obverse & reverse. Each maple comes in an airtite container and the stagecoach in a vinyl pouch.

I'm asking 1.029 BTC ($32) (shipping already included) for each of the Maples and 0.775 BTC ($33) for the Stagecoach round, but feel free to make your own offer. I'll do escrow through a person of your choosing.

EDIT: Prices dropped and adjusted for current exchange rate.
EDIT 2: Maples sold. Stagecoach 1oz round still available.
EDIT 3: Stagecoach round sold.

Fantastic work. Can you provide an SVG of the monochrome version? And perhaps a 16x16 favicon size?

I received my two silver maples from smoothie today. Here is a picture of them: http://i.imgur.com/pXK8m.jpg