Man, I wonder what the story behind these really is.

I wonder if these Eagles are extras they sold off. And after the Buffalo incident, they probably took returns and peeled them? Or maybe these have imperfections of some sort and didn't pass quality control? I never liked how the certificate of authenticity doesn't tie the address of the coin to that specific certificate.

If these were copies, then its a pretty clever way to sell silver rounds at a good premium.

Just weird to see this quantity of these things available if there were only like 2000 supposedly made. This seller has hundreds of these things.

Yeah, I do remember that. But that wasn't even a funded coin!! And I think we all know its not as rare as the information claimed it to be, though it still may be a fairly rare variation. But these are funded coins which, at least in my opinion, are way more intriguing. I think we are going to see you get a very very nice premium.

Awesome, thanks for the insight. Man, this is exciting to see what these will go for. Good luck!!!!

How does Stacks Bowers work? Whatever the final price of the auction they add 17.5% and that is their fee? Or is that fee just charged to the buyer and then Stacks Bowers also takes a cut of the final price of the auction? Then I guess there is also sales tax added for the buyer.

I guess my question is what is the amount that the seller finally ends up with?

Had my coins graded by them in 2018.

A little off topic but i wanted to ask you guys. I have some coins (lealanas and titans) that were graded by PCGS, they are lower grade than I would have hoped, I honestly thought they would be MS69, but a couple came back MS 68 and MS67 (the MS67 is just wrong imo). I was thinking to have them graded again, but maybe to try ICG. Is there stigma with having coins graded by ICG? I know PCGS is like the top company, but they also gave me some not great grades on some non-crypto coins that I know are some of the best specimens in existence. Would love to hear your guys feedback.

I am not sure "they are not as rare" as maker funded coins is correct. It seems the rarest Lealana's are "buyer funded" versions. Exact numbers we don't know, but some of those variations may only be about 10-30 pieces that exist. I have never even seen or heard of a 0.1 btc .999 silver Lealana besides the one that sold for like $30k in that online auction.

Sorry. I am confused. Are there more available? I would definitely like 1. I sent a private message back on the 5th buy didn't get a reply and I just now followed up on this thread. Please do let me know. Thank you!

I've never ever heard of one of these, do you have pics?

Are they all sold out?

Besides the 2FA debacle (which I don't understand why anyone would ever choose that option), is there really any reason to be so scared about Titan? Their coins have been around for quite a while now and not a single person (except 2FA folk) have had any issue or at least none to my knowledge.

I don't think the guy is a scammer, he put out a very nice, top quality product, but it seems the 2FA thing may have been a huge fuck up and perhaps he does not know how to resolve it. Not saying he shouldn't have any accountability, but the 2FA option already sounded a bit sketchy from the beginning. My exact thoughts when I heard that was "what if the company ceases to exist in the future?". Anyway, I love my Titans, they are beautiful and I don't feel scared or uncertain that my BTC is safe in regards to Titan potentially pulling some heist. My biggest worry with any loaded coin is a typo or peel gone wrong where the private key is damaged, or perhaps like humidity/heat/elements or just time damaging the hologram somehow. These coins were already a very risky and become an even bigger risk as BTC price increases, but these are just novelty/collectibles for enthusiasts and honestly very much go against the whole point of bitcoin, so its a bit ridiculous to be surprised to have touched the hot stove and be surprised to have been burned.

As for the guy on Ebay. I also did some deals with him, he at one point held several BTC of mine and even did a couple buys for me when I exchanged silver with him. He seems very honest and trustworthy in my opinion.

I just cannot imagine that anyone who has ever participated in an auction would think that a bid on one item would extend the time for bidding on other items. Never seen that in my life.

Of course the bidding on one item should only pertain to that item. I don't know the seller/creator, but from an outsider looking in, this just looks like a greedy dishonest move.

i'm interested, but no idea what these go for. Please do keep me updated if you are selling. Thanks

Thank you for the feedback!

hello all,

I wanted to ask the community if anyone knows how many of the Lealana Silver .999 1 BTC Buyer Funded Gilt coins had a silver hologram (black addy) as opposed to the normal Gold Hologram. I obtained this coin knowing the silver hologram was rare, but didn't think too much of it at the time, but I was speaking to someone who has accumulated quite a number of Lealana's and he had never even heard of a 1 BTC with a silver holo to which i was very surprised.

Do any of you have this same coin or have knowledge regarding the Silver holo version?

There is a gilt version of the .10 BTC silver?

I'll take 10 chips please. I am sending over the txid and other info. Thanks!!

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I accidentally overpaid for the shipping for 10 chips, I paid the $25 fee, so I will just add 3 more chips to the order. I have sent you a private message with all the updated info. Thank you

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Are there still chips available? How long should the shipping take to arrive to a US address? I am asking because I am moving locaitons in 1 week, so I want to know if I need to have it shipped to my mothers house.

Hey Guys,

Wanted to confirm with you guys. Which 1BTC BUyer Funded Lealana is more rare? The Gold holo or the silver holo?

Still available?