Oh! I thought they came without slabs like the series 1. Nevermind me. I'm being stupid.

There were only 5 colors in Brass right??
you;re just missing orange right?

Very funny

Thanks for your interest.  To answer your questions:

1)  actual odds are 15 total winners out of 95 boxes(around 470 packs) so around 1 out of 6 to 7 boxes has a winner.  No guarantees are made as everything is random (possible to have more than 1 winner in a box but unlikely due to the odds)

2) no bitcoin value.  I am a US based seller and there are restrictions against selling loaded coins, although the coin has a fully engraved address on the backside of the coin with the full private key under a security hologram if you would like to load some bits onto the coin yourself.

3) UPS in my experience has been more expensive than the USPS.  I shipped 3 boxes usps (not tracked) for $34 in a 5x5x5 box.  I could possibly get a smaller box to send in lower the cost a little, but i would need to send registered mail (additional $13) for full tracking.  Let me know if you want me to get a quote.

Thanks

I guess people are waiting to see where the bitcoin price is going. Ezeminer is offering a MS69 silver 0.1 BTC for 1.3 BTC but nobody has made an offer yet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1478333.0

I saw the s-10 spec thread  and I know we will never have an s-10.

So I am asking that about the correctly named thread.


Also I will get to have the first s-11 thread .  


My guess is  it will not come out for a long time and that the s-9  is going to last for more then 20 months.

My guess is no s-10.  Since bitmain did not do an s-6

Really really surprised that the difficulty isnt going up despite BTC going up 33% in just 2 days.

Wow look at the price... getting very close to $500. assume we will see some selling if we hit it? This is what Cryptocoinsnews had to say.

So Yesterday was -3.47% with 139 Blocks and again a slowish start to Today, 6 Hours in,  with the Period to Date Run Rate at -5.9%


Rich

Bump. Would anyone be interested in a raffle for these? 0.8 per ticket with 16 tickets total?

I was under the impression that Bitcoin has always been hailed for its ability to conduct anonymous transactions and was considered an anonymous digital currency as it is still possible to buy/sell/trade bitcoin without the requirement of  identity proof or address proof.

However there seems to be much consensus on the forum that trust in trading bitcoin is synonymous with knowing the named identity of person you are trading with. 

Is it acceptable to trade anonymously within the bitcointalk marketplace?
Is it the general consensus that doing so makes you untrustworthy by default?

Your hex calculations are broken.
There would be significant higher probability to hit entrant A and C versus entrant B and D.

Instead use
0-7 and 8-F for the second last nibble.

To tell you i didn't understood it at all

0-7 0 - Person A
8-f 0 -
0-7 1 -
8-f 1 -
0-7 2 -
8-f 2 -
0-7 3 -
8-f 3 -
0-7 4 -
8-f 4 -
0-7 5 -
8-f 5 -
0-7 6 -
8-f 6 -
0-7 7 -
8-f 7 -
0-7 8 -
8-f 8 -
0-7 9 -
8-f 9 -
0-7 a -
8-f a -
0-7 b -
8-f b -
0-7 c -
8-f c -
0-7 d - Person B
8-f d -
0-7 e -
8-f e -
0-7 f -
8-f f -

Personally, I wouldn't spend 1BTC for a chance to get a 0.06 prize, even if I could win a 4BTC prize.

Great!
look forward to it!

Also , i hope that since ticket cost will be high and it might take time to fill all tickets - so probably just register name and then when all filled - take payment ??

Just what i think

Great

Will be know the prices of the raffle or will it be a mystery??
I'll  prefer to know them

I think if you broke up the Cas set and added some other fun prizes, you'd get more interest

I will play too

So everyone wins

Yes. I would play, but maybe make the tickets a little lower or more tickets...

thanks