That would make sense being that a lot of the 0.5 Cas coins were stuck at $14,825, coin after coin after coin said that was it sale price. Part of me thought it was the auction house protecting itself from a loss and looks like that is the case, so it was not a true “no reserve” auction as represented. I had a feeling that the money was going to get soft at the end and it looks like it did, so basically all my calculations that I did last night and posted here are completely incorrect. But it was still fun auction.

They're great, anyway.

Are the Set 1 of 300 pc the buyer-funded coins?

Can we see how they're looked at naked state?

15:00 PDT is more friendly than 14:00 for us staying in the Far East countries.  

34 digits vs 33 digits of btc addresses, which is better?

... but I have been guaranteed by Heritage the overall bitcoin spot value for the collection as a whole ...

HODL statistics:

100x coins assembled:

1x lost in transit (never funded)

17x redeemed

82x active (1x double funded)