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You have any inverted center stamps?
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No prob
After PMing we agreed that if krogothmanhattan paid for shipping I would send him a 1/10 OZ silver, which will be sent out on the 5th because of the federal holiday tomorrow We did  |
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You said.
"Next bid receives first bonus coin!!!"
And I was the first next bid. So stand by what you post or do not say it.
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So what bonus coin do I get?  |
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Beautiful coin...Wish I had the extra BTCBTCBTC for it. |
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kialara, titan, smoothie and BTCC have all proven they are trustworthy with private keys.
I don't get why people would even think about buying off someone who can't even manage opsec on a forum account
Tman..thanks..never dealt with Titan and Btcc..but probably will. Is there a list out there on who was breached or never funded the coins to begin with? That would be helpful for us all if someone created it. And again...Yes this guy did allow his account to be breached..but if he creates a coin I will buy one regardless. Uloaded it will be and stay. I mean I prefer loaded coins..but like you pointed out..some people might not be able to handle it or a reputable reputation. But thanks for pointing all of this out..your advice is respected and well heeded |
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Thanks for the info  ...with the exception of Cas and Denarium..I personally would not buy any high end BTC loaded coins..i would buy unloaded coins though. Just curious Krogoth but do you feel that Lealana funded coins are not trustworthy for some reason? Keep in mind that any physical crypto coin maker could potentially keep a record of the private keys they have assembled, even from unloaded coins. If they were unscrupulous they could just wait until the coins are funded by an end-user and sweep out the value then. So to me funded or unfunded really makes no difference in this game. You are always placing some amount of faith/trust in the maker of the coin. Yep..would trust Lealana too...forgot to add him too...but when i say buy them unloaded..i will keep them unloaded..why would I load them if i dont trust them to begin with? And if i did load the coins..i would generate and place my own private key and public key. |
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Thanks for the info ...with the exception of Cas,Lialana and Denarium amongst the few..I personally would not buy any high end BTC loaded coins..i would buy unloaded coins though. P.S. edited to include Lialana and the few |
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What nuances and secrets you know
Download the offline wallet generator from bitaddress.org or walletgenerator.net 's github page to your usb disk. The securest way is to create your private key on a freshly installed linux PC without any internet connection. Then use one of those offline paper wallet services and print your keys on a paper. You can't have a safer way than this. *mind blown* Holy shit rust, this never occurred to me. Was always wonky about using both these services because frankly, I really don't trust anyone or anything when it comes to cryptos, decentralization and trustlessness is key here. Of course I can download an open source app and run it on a not connected computer. Duh, dammit. Hindsight be damned, this should have been obvious  Now that I'm thinking about it, did everyone that used brainwallet, eventually get compromised? Generating a private key off of a phrase seemed like a poor idea, but did that pan out? Off topic, but bit address got me nostalgic Listen to the man. He knows his shit. Why go with brain wallet...just do regular with encrypted password...now the thief has to not only figure out your private key but also your Encrypted password. |
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For the first time I created a paper wallet I had my doubts when using the https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/ program. I bought a new pc and printer..all clean never hooked up the the internet and never will be. My fear was creating a wallet with password encryption and not be able to decrypt or even sweep the bitcoins out. So I tested a few..all worked out well but I still needed a second independent program to confirm this. And if you follow my thread that I started a month or so ago you will see I also used a program created by Mike Caldwell to confirm a good wallet and ease my fears. Hope this helps https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1965815.msg19544651#msg19544651 |
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Yep I see now. And yes that is a nice list. Thanks
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When you displayed the holograms, why did you black out the numbers?
Simply because I can. Some people are worried about dust being sent to their coins, but that isn't a problem for anyone who knows how to properly manage a Bitcoin wallet. Ok...please enlighten me..what do you mean ""Some people are worried about dust being sent to their coins"" These coins were funded in one transaction by mike so a 1btc coin will have exactly 1btc on it. To be an ass you can send .00000001 and now have the coin with 2 transactions equalling not the intended amount. Was a concern way back now i think mass dusting is a moot point with fees being so high. Some people dont mind it some do Ok I see now...that makes sense..But can they not just go the the uberbills website and send everyone there that amount and theoretically dust every loaded coin? And when he says properly manage a Bitcoin Wallet, what does that mean? Does it mean just black out the FirstBits? Thankyou again for your time |
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When you displayed the holograms, why did you black out the numbers?
Simply because I can. Some people are worried about dust being sent to their coins, but that isn't a problem for anyone who knows how to properly manage a Bitcoin wallet. Ok...please enlighten me..what do you mean ""Some people are worried about dust being sent to their coins"" |
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I still have about a dozen of these silver blanks sitting around. Lowered the price to reflect the rise in BTC rate.
Could you lower the price again to reflect the BTC inflation rate or is this a service you are no longer offering? Yep...would be interested too for a lower BTC. |
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I really do not view these as a double error personally. An error to me is something obvious like a misspelled hologram, flaw in the coin, etc... To me he just printed them off center a tad not really seeing how that adds value?
I agree..In the world of Philately that is stamp collecting..an inverted image, inverted color, misspelled words are true errors. Case in point is the inverted Jenny, or inverted biplane of which only 100 exist that command over $800,000 in auctions. If there was a color shift or misperf we call them freaks or oddities. So for me the misspelling of Casascius with the missing S would be a true error..just because the ink is slightly higher or lower or sideways is not truly an error. But that being said, if physical Crypto coin collectors place such a high price on this type of shift in printing, then they create the market value whether its a true error or not. |
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