Just wanted to share this unique coin I found on eBay. I contacted the seller to let him know about the collectibles section here, so he might pop up, but wanted to share in the meantime.





“ NOTE: THESE ARE NOT COINS FROM CASASCIUS! These are the allowed coins from "GLOBALL - Roman Kozaczuk" - All rights reserved


Like Titan, Crypto Imperator, Lealana, BTCC, Satori, Moonbits, Cryptolator, Microsoul, Denarium and other collectible
historical coins to keep in your Bitcoin wallet



                                  Shipment of the coin up to 60 working days from the date of purchase. Buy now to reserve your coin.


The subject of the sale is:

A large, 0.5 kg investment - a collector and jeweler amber silver coin with an inclusion in the form of a Bitcoin address inside (bitcoin address and private key) stamped on Ag 925 with the content for nominal money: 100,000 Satoshi = 0.00100000 BTC = 1mBTC

 - Coins at a promotional price of only a maximum of 100 coins
 - The coin from the photos in the amber part is peeked at because each lump of amber is of a different color. The weight of amber varies up to + - 3%
 - The weight of the coin in the photo = 500 grams
            - amber weight - 412 grams
            - weight Ag 925 - 88 grams

                              - The difference in the weight of the coins (amber weight difference) is between + - 1% and 3%. In the case of less weight, the difference will be refunded.
                              - There are no surcharges for weight up
                              - 1 gram of coin = 1.89 euro
                              - The silver part is always identical in terms of photos and weight.


  LCoin Details:

- Coin made of Ag 925 and 100% Baltic amber
          - amber weight - 412 grams
          - weight Ag 925 - 88 grams
- Coin diameter 140 / 27mm (+ - 3%)
- The production of an amber coin to its present shape takes over 48 hours
- Modified amber, i.e. amber melted and formed in its current shape.
- Total circulation up to 2500 pieces
- Each coin with an individual serial number on the edge of the coin
- Each coin with the year of issue and the trademark "GLOBALL - Roman Kozaczuk" at the edge
- Each coin with the name given by the buyer on the edge of the coin
- Amber weighing 506 grams was used to create this coin. After processing and polishing, 412 grams remained. The loss resulting from the current shape of the coin is 94 grams and is not included in the price
- Price for 1 gram of the finished coin = 1.89 Euro. 500g x 1.89 Euro = 945 Euro
- The set includes: a case for jewelry 190 - 190 mm
                            : coin stand

To get to the Bitcoin address, the coin must be irretrievably destroyed, so rather such action should be postponed for many years or for future generations.

Moneta przedstawia dwa różne światy:
                                 - Avers: nowoczesność - BTC
                                 - Rewers: starożytność - 1/7 cudów starożytnego świata.


  The purpose of the coin, apart from investment values, is a decorative presentation for:

                 - banks,
                 - Investment funds,
                 - insurance companies,
                 - pension funds,
                 - brokerage houses and other non-financial and financial institutions,
                 - companies,
                 - blockchain and BTC enthusiasts,
                 - collectors who want to enrich their collections with the first collector's investment and jewelry coin       BTC made of amber and Ag, 0.5 kilogram weight with
                   embedded in its middle an Ag925 wallet with 0.001 BTC content



    Inclusion details - Bitcoin address stamped on Ag925 embedded inside an amber coin:

     - Material: Ag 925
     - Diameter after unfolding the cryptosteel about: 150/10 / 0.3mm, weight about 5 grams.
     - Bitcoin address with the content of 100.000 Satoshi = 0.00100000 BTC = 1mBTC
     - Bitcoin Address and Private Key generated on the www.bitaddress.org platform
     - Cryptosteel is visible in the highlighted photo before putting Ag on amber

     - The obverse presents details for the cryptosteel embedded inside amber:
               - face value,
               - currency name,
               - a padlock and keys symbolizing the possibility of opening a sunken cryptosteel,
               - inscriptions in the border referring to the blockchain
     - The reverse shows 1/7 of the ancient wonders of the world - Colossus of Rhodes”.

( https://www.ebay.com/itm/184874119534 )

Decently entertaining fight.  I was really hoping that by some miracle Paul would knock that racist, woman beating, sub-human piece of shit Floyd out. Once again he's promoting a scam-coin w/EthereumMax.. how does this guy just get a pass for promoting these fn pozni's?! 

Anyways, looking forward to his brothers match coming up.  I hope he gets destroyed.

The U.S. was behind in cell phone technology for years.  I used to buy my cellphones from Europe that would work on the bands here.   I once bought a Nokia phone that had Japanese symbols on the number pad.  Loved that phone and I was literally the only one I knew who had it so that was kinda cool lol.  I remember Europe (and apparently Japan/part of Asia) had cameras/video cameras several years before we got them.

I have seen several Monacoin beer bottles ( cant seem to locate the pics at the moment).



I know this maker.  His website - https://sakamotometal.tk//  He makes quite a few crypto coins.  

He recently asked me what other coins I want to see made and I told him Monero and sent him some examples.  Hopefully he'll produce a few.

Message them here on the forum. I know and can personally vouch for OgNasty, Krogothmanhatten, MJ, Hhampuz, & Lutpin btw ..any are great choices.

Very cool story, thanks for sharing! How did you virtually join them BTW, was it like over via Skype or something like that? (Just curious).  I’ve seen several monacoin coins, but not sure if I’ve seen this exact one. Do you have photos of the others? Would love to see them.

Here’s some stuff I’ve found..

I will email and ask them. Grading a fake may not be that big of a deal to them if they are protected in their “bylaws”, kind of like NGC and ancient coins. They aren’t actually saying the ancient coins are legitimate and that they guarantee it, they are just grading/slabbing them. I believe this is all stated on their website somewhere and certainly in their contract. Does anyone know if ANACS was actually guaranteeing authenticity?

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Thanks again bud.

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Thanks man!!

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Thanks bud !

I think in total he spent around 35,000 bitcoins on 🍕. He shared one of his wallets to show this here on btalk.

Thanks for the raffle OP. Wish I had seen it sooner! Congrats to the winners.

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It’s unfortunate that there are scumbag humans out there such as Duncan and his partners.  He is obviously well aware of what’s going on and refuses to acknowledge it nor make things right. I am having lunch with a good friend today who is a criminal lawyer and we plan to discuss this case. I will also be spending time the coming weeks finding all of their current projects and alerting people as to whom they are truly dealing with.

Prypto also authored the Bitcoin for Dummies book - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5316520.msg56323884#msg56323884

I appreciate your effort to expose and alert others of these pieces of human filth. Shoot me a DM and we can chat further about this if you’d like.

Yeah there’s some unnecessary comments being made here, and some are just being goofy and messing around. This is the right place to be to find this set. Don’t let this thread sour you though, it won’t be impossible to find..but these cards are highly desired and like with many of the collectibles here (and in many collectibles circles in general caused by the pandemic “im sitting at home bored out of my mind what can I start to collect”) it’s just not going to be very cheap anytime soon.  Cheers -Ty

Elon Musk is Steve Jobs in large part. Fantastic marketer and businessman. Narcissistic scumbag of a person deep down and not smart enough to create or understand it all on his own . Proof - https://youtu.be/c-FGwDDc-s8 (I’m sick of posting it but people need to learn the truth).

What other “influencers” are there that could have such an impact?

The only “influencers” anyone should be listing to are the cypherpunks. If Nick Szabo says bitcoin is bad, then worry.

Interested, but ..
Still need to let us know you accept escrow (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0 ) , plus as DWolf said above, and as I’ve reposted below, you should prove ownership  (when you’re new you gotta go the extra few steps to provide legitimacy, if not you won’t get the interest that you could otherwise, if any at all. Nothing personal).

I’ll just leave this here - https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-dogecoin-addresses.html

You haven’t lost anything until you sell. Once you sell you no longer have the opportunity to grow that same bitcoin value back to where it was pre-Elon nonsense. Most people who sell in down markets end up waiting too long to get back in as well, therefore the vast majority would have been far better off weathering the storm.

It sounds like your portfolio needs restructuring. I’d recommend reading my write up here (and GMaxwell’s post which is the last in the thread. Of note: he’s a legit cypherpunk/former btc Dev) - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288768.msg55577767#msg55577767

I didn’t buy in to his doge trolling but I did the bitcoin “love” a little bit. You’re right though. it’s funny how many people follow him and or Twitter “experts” for crypto advice but have absolutely no clue who Nick Szabo, Hal Finney, Back, etc are. For a long time Trevon James and other bitconnect promoters had far more followers on there than Andreas antonopoulos did, for reference of how dumb and lazy people are.