I bought Titan two-factor physical coins back in 2013 but never claimed the bitcoin from it. Using TitanBtc.com I can see the full balance from the 2013 transaction. My question is how can I redeem the bitcoin cash from it? I assume the private key associated with the address had been encrypted with the redemption code printed inside the secure seal, however the redemption process offered by Titan seems only support transferring the balance to another Bitcoin address but doesn't give out the private key after the transfer. Any idea and thoughts are greatly appreciated.
Btw, I'd hate to crack the enclosing glass of the physical coin and waste the gift box. So I'm willing to sell the physical coin for just the current BTC+BCC price if anyone here is interested. Titan website has a safe way to transfer, ownership but you will have to figure out how to claim the bitcoin cash part. PM me if you're interested. Thanks!
I believe with the 2fa versions, you will not receive a private key. The only way to claim BCC would be to message Tim at titan mint directly as he is the holder of those funds, and presumably the BCC. |
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And where does the other 20% go? The buyer holds it? [/quote] I will post pictures a little later today. No, I will receive the other 20%....unless the bid is high. Then 90% can go into escrow. The coin has not been graded. I have two of them and one other rare R5 coin, but I dont want them "on the radar". [/quote] That makes 0 sense and defeats the whole point of using escrow. If you decided to disappear, the buyer is still out 10-20% of the auction price. I have never heard of such a thing and honestly it sounds a bit suspicious. EDIT: Never mind. I just google the coin, they can be bought on eBay for about $20, so you're about $2300 off of a realistic price. |
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If finalized, 80% of winning bid will go into escrow untill coin is delivered
And where does the other 20% go? The buyer holds it? |
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I peeled 3 of the Lucky coins....
Not 1 of them had the 0.01BTC on it.... not 1 address matched to what was supposed to be on there.
Each private key was able to generate at least 5 different addresses and none of them matched to what was supposed to be on the coin.....
I also peeled 2x 2013 coins.... private keys did not match hologram addresses nor did the alternate addresses contain any BTC balance.....
Well done gravitate.... you fucked us all pretty good..... bravo
I remember redeeming my 0.01 a while back. You may want to try either using a magnifying glass or enlarging a high res photo. In the font used a lot of characters looked the same. Im not saying your coins arent empty, because it appears a lot of them have been, but at $45 a pop, it's worth a shot. |
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Wow. I didn't buy any of these as I wasn't a huge fan of the concept design, and I must say I am regretting it very much. The final product came out absolutely stunning. Nice job with these as always max.
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Damn, let me know if you sell any more of these. I'd like to add one to my collection. Thx.
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As the chances are reasonably high that the private keys are broken I would welcome a refund of the Bitcoin contained on the 2 Silver coins I have. The one that has been redeemed in the video sent to you and the other in the pic here. As they are from the same batch I think it is fair to estimate that this coins priv key is also worthless. Batch error? Please send the 0.1 refund to this address - 16xaiWYHhEw28gySEG9zJBXMX7MbiBZDKV I would also welcome your comments on the 0.01 Coins in the second picture. Are the keys on those coins likely to be a problem? I believe they may have been part of your zombie batch. If so, again, a refund of the contained bitcoin would be appreciated, again to the above address.   Thanks in advance Viz It especially sucks that you cannot redeem, even if he refunds the 0.1 BTC. You still will lose out on the BCC associated with the address. |
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It is not a gold coin, it is a gold plated coin. Also. you are asking about 10x the price that they are selling for on Ali Express and ebay.
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For what it's worth, I sold a few of these at .025 each a few months ago when LTC was worth slightly less than it is now. I suspect that you would be able to get .035 pretty easily, and maybe a bit more if you waited for the right buyer.
Also, whether or not the coin has a serial number may change the value. There are 2000 coins without a serial (series 1) and 8000 with a newer hologram and serial.
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This is not a real Titan. It is a replica that can be bought for less than $5 on eBay or alibaba.
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now i see why u stepped up your RIGGING
Do you have proof of this? Valid proof would consist of a server seed + client seed that doesn't work out to the correct roll. Post a bet ID. |
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It is really pointless to post this thread without pics or proof. I am interested in purchasing. I will test all PM's bought with a Sigma Analytics tester before allowing escrow to be released.
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I am interested in the MacBook. It's hard to tell from the pics, but is there any damage or scratches? Also, what country are you located in?
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Yes. You could sell these for $800 on eBay, then pay several thousand for a lawyer when the nice detectives come with their replica silver bracelets.
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Wow. The USD value on these Bitcoin bowl coins has seemed to have doubled over the last year. |
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A case for the older bars would be an awesome idea. I have a storage case that I bought from a 3rd party but something that both protects and displays would be ideal. Bonus points if it free standing or can be wall mounted.
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Are you keeping the prices the same of will you adjust them at all due to the dramatic increase in BTC / USD value?
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You may want to add the public address of the stamp to the OP.
This is a cool item, and it definitely a unique idea. Nice work.
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What are you asking for the Kialara's? I may be interested in the original.
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Of all those coins you have listed, which contain silver? I would be interested in anything that does.
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