Of course. My original photo leaves some ambiguity in regard to the case design now that I look at it. Below is a picture of the exact model from the website where I ordered the case. I can take pictures of my actual case when I get home if you would like but it is no different than the one below.

It fits the ANACS slabs extremely securely. The box can be tipped upside down and the slabs stay in place, it is definitely intended to display five slabs, not for any other purpose. Hopefully this helps to clarify. Let me know if you have any other questions  

I've been really busy so just now remembering to leave some feedback! I ordered 6 bags of the honey roasted almonds and received them just in time for a family barbecue. Needless to say I would have posted a picture of them but my family devoured them all... I was able to hide one bag for myself and will have to ration it until my next order. Absolutely delicious and truly addicting. Thanks for another great order 

You can message pretty much anyone on the link below to act as an escrow (make sure the buyer agrees on the escrow that you choose as well) once you make a deal with someone to purchase your item. I would probably stick with one of the Big 5. Message them and tell them the amount you will be selling the item for, who you are selling the item to, what the item is, and any other details of the deal and ask them if they would be willing to act as an escrow for your deal. They will then be able to walk you through the process.

As far as how an escrow works: basically the person purchasing from you will send the BTC to the escrow account and then you will ship the item once the escrow account has been funded. Once the person verifies that they have received the item, the person you have chosen as an escrow will release the funds from the escrow account to your account and the deal will be complete. It protects both parties and is a very good idea to use it  

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0

I didn't see it in your original post but are you willing to using an escrow? Most users here will want to since you are so new to the forum.

Consider yourself lucky to be living in a time and country that you can sincerely ask that question 

Full set still available 

Bump 

I'll take two, preferably one black and one pink. Let me know what escrow you would prefer to use or if you are willing to ship first and the total shipped to CA and I'll send you the shipping address. Thanks 

Well this thread certainly blew up... I've tried reaching out to a few members of the press who might have these. Hopefully a few pop up 

You're right, coins like that are very tough to put a price on. Honestly it's what the individual is willing to sell it for. There's no multiplier or previous sale to really go off of. What I would be willing to pay is slightly higher than a few BTC depending on condition. They're unique and a good addition to any collection in my opinion.

Yeah, Monkeynuts was kind enough to inform me of their existence a few days ago and now I've been obsessing over them. Another coin I have to have added to the list... 


Cmon... You know you want to sell it! 

Please see my most recent post to the thread on page 4.




Thanks for the pictures Monkeynuts  

He stated that it's a real image. Doesn't look computer generated to me but I'd love a few more pictures of different angles to confirm.

The Army literally has one posted online:

http://www.tradoc.army.mil/tpubs/pams/TP600-4withChange1.pdf

And in regard to the APFT book, if the US can be brought down just because someone learned how to do the bend and reach or the squat bender then we are in some serious trouble. (PS it is also all available online)

Hahahaha... I hope that was sarcasm...

That's impressive. You're going to tease us and not post any pictures...? 

There's so many ways to respond to this. I don't think purchasing Bitcoin was the worst decision of my life. The worst decision was not buying in when it was $40 a coin. You haven't lost any money until you cash out honestly, if you're already that far down I would just ride it out. This only applies if you followed the first rule of investing in a highly speculative asset: don't invest more than you can afford to lose. I treat my coins like lottery tickets. It could be my ticket to retirement, or end up in the trash, only time will tell.

When I originally got into Bitcoin it was purely for speculation and as an investment. I enjoyed being able to trade it on exchanges without the strict rules and regulations that other exchanges have. Then I began to make purchases with it when the price settled down and I saw how amazingly simple and easy to use Bitcoin is. Every day that goes by I continue to see additional use cases created for Bitcoin. What an exciting time to be alive.

If anyone has a 10BTC for sale graded or ungraded I would definitely be interested. I'm also open to trades