No problem

Its pretty easy to undervolt an S1, if I did it then anyone can lol. All you need is a pencil and voltmeter.

I followed this youtube guide which helped me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqhB96fSh64

Thank you  I have edited the coin numbers, sorry my mistake.

Yeah I'm just looking to get my money back on these really. Also yours are graded and #1's .

Thanks bithalo much appreciated .

To be honest I was hoping to hold on to these coins but I now need to sell them unfortunately. Wish I didn't but that's life I suppose.

Thanks snarlpill that's very nice for you to say. I'm hoping these will go to a good home .

Kind regards.

Alarm bells are ringing.

Wow thats's a good one!

Yeah about 1% normally so very reasonable I think. Maybe less for a big amount.

Hi all,

I'm selling some of my alt coins please see below for details:

I'm in the UK but will send tracked delivery worldwide at cost. Please contact me via PM for a shipping quote.

Escrow is always welcome, I have used OgNasty in the past and recommend him but will use others that are reputable if requested.

Cryptolator Merlin Gold, Antique Brass + Antique Copper All #15's(unfunded) Sold.

Merlin gold is ANACS grade 67, copper and brass are ungraded. Merlin gold is 1 of 100 made, antique brass and copper are 1 of 25 made of each. All come with a padded presentation box and card

of authenticity. These coins have not been removed from cases since receiving. All coins measure 39mm and weigh 1oz.





Unobtanium Solid .999 Fine Silver Bar #1 (unfunded) Asking 0.5btc + shipping.

Unobtanium solid silver bar #1. 47 grams / 1.65 ounces .999 fine silver. Has not been removed from case since receiving. - Sold.

Please see bigtimespaghetti's guide to load: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ff1pGJ7HHUy8QBpI-SugKHCjT8BXx0a-8rFJMMYTD9U/edit?usp=sharing





Cryptolator Unchained .999 Silver #76 (unfunded) Asking 0.3btc + shipping.

Cryptolator silver 1 btc is 1 troy ounce .999 fine silver. This is #76 of 140 coins made and measures 39mm. Comes complete with padded presentation box and certificate of authenticity. - Sold.







CryptoImperator Physical Doge Limited Edition #4 (funded with 10,000 dogecoin) Sold.

This limited edition dogecoin is #4 of 100 limited edition and loaded with 10,000 dogecoins, made with zinc alloy, measuring 39mm and weighing 25 grams.

Hi,

All coins now sold thanks for your interest.

I'm selling some of my alt coins please see below for details:

I'm in the UK but will send tracked delivery worldwide at cost. Please contact me via PM for a shipping quote.

Escrow is always welcome, I have used OgNasty in the past and recommend him but will use others that are reputable if requested.

Cryptolator Merlin Gold, Antique Brass + Antique Copper All #15's(unfunded) Sold.

Merlin gold is ANACS grade 67, copper and brass are ungraded. Merlin gold is 1 of 100 made, antique brass and copper are 1 of 25 made of each. All come with a padded presentation box and card

of authenticity. These coins have not been removed from cases since receiving. All coins measure 39mm and weigh 1oz.





Unobtanium Solid .999 Fine Silver Bar #1 (unfunded) Sold

Unobtanium solid silver bar #1. 47 grams / 1.65 ounces .999 fine silver. Has not been removed from case since receiving.

Please see bigtimespaghetti's guide to load: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ff1pGJ7HHUy8QBpI-SugKHCjT8BXx0a-8rFJMMYTD9U/edit?usp=sharing





Cryptolator Unchained .999 Silver #76 (unfunded) Sold.

Cryptolator silver 1 btc is 1 troy ounce .999 fine silver. This is #76 of 140 coins made and measures 39mm. Comes complete with padded presentation box and certificate of authenticity.







CryptoImperator Physical Doge Limited Edition #4 (funded with 10,000 dogecoin) Sold.

This limited edition dogecoin is #4 of 100 limited edition and loaded with 10,000 dogecoins, made with zinc alloy, measuring 39mm and weighing 25 grams.

Did anything happen with this?

I agree this doesn't look good.

On your site it says you have 97 x A2 Terminators and 2254 x Apple iPad Air 2's is that correct?

Hi Graham,

Unfortunately you've missed the boat for home mining same as I did, I started mining about a year ago and it was hard even back then. Its just not profitable here in the UK and many other countries where electricity is expensive. My miners are running to earn a small amount of btc a day and to keep the chill off part of my house but they are still running at a loss. This is until it gets warmer in the spring and then they'll be turned off and probably sold unless btc rises dramatically between now and then.

You've got 2 choices with storing your btc. You can either store them on exchanges and split it between them just in case anything happened to one of them you've not taken a complete hit. Or you can keep them in cold storage by transferring them onto a physical coin, paper wallet or electronic wallet like a trezor.

I've never had that many so have just kept mine on crypsty and bittrex until I need them for something then its easy to transfer them out. If you get quite a few then it would be worth putting them into cold storage same as I would.

If its just for a hobby they're fine but they will never ROI and will cost more to run than mine. One will only mine approx. 0.001btc a day though so will take 1000 days (nearly 3 years) to mine 1 btc and that's if the difficulty were to stay the same which it most definitely wont. Also factor in btc reward block halving at the end of this year or the start of next.

I've put the details into coinwarz it will give you an idea of what to expect, you'll notice every coin is marked red which means negative return:

http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/?sha256hr=100&sha256p=110&sha256pc=0.2500&sha256c=true&scrypthr=1000000.00&scryptp=280.00&scryptpc=0.0000&scryptc=false&scryptnhr=450.00&scryptnp=500.00&scryptnpc=0.1000&scryptnc=false&x11hr=15000.00&x11p=500.00&x11pc=0.1000&x11c=false&x13hr=6500.00&x13p=400.00&x13pc=0.1000&x13c=false&keccakhr=500.00&keccakp=500.00&keccakpc=0.1000&keccakc=false&quarkhr=5000.00&quarkp=500.00&quarkpc=0.1000&quarkc=false&groestlhr=10.00&groestlp=500.00&groestlpc=0.1000&groestlc=false&jhahr=3000.00&jhap=300.00&jhapc=0.1000&jhac=false&blake256hr=3.20&blake256p=300.00&blake256pc=0.1000&blake256c=false&neoscrypthr=20.00&neoscryptp=200.00&neoscryptpc=0.1000&neoscryptc=false&lyra2rehr=3300.00&lyra2rep=825.00&lyra2repc=0.1000&lyra2rec=false&e=Coinbase

Hi Graham I'm in the UK too and the cost of our electricity is the biggest problem.

For example, for £350 you could get mining hardware second hand on ebay for around 1TH of hashing power (possibly more if you did some shrewd deals). This will generate about 0.01btc - 0.015btc a day depending on which pool you use. At current btc price that equates to about £1.80 - £2.70 a day which is less than the electricity the hardware will use even on the cheapest domestic tariff.

Of course this is at the current price, btc could of go up in the future meaning that your mined coins will be worth more but so will they if you just bought them now instead. But the value could also go down. Btc is a massive gamble, no-one knows what the value will be in 6 months, 6 years or 60 years, they could be worthless or could be worth £10,000 each who knows.

However, there is some good news! Miners do give off a substantial amount of heat so at this time of year they can heat a room or part of a property to off-set some of that electricity cost .

No just underneath in your signature space.

Yes sorry I should have made it clearer, that's exactly what I meant. Block halving should be middle of 2016 but the way things are going could feasibly be early 2016 or even end of this year.

Its only a bit of banter buddy don't take it to heart .