Lot 1 - 0.006BTC

Lot 1 - 0.003BTC

Alright, payment has been sent for two holders shipped to MJ please.

Will message you with the actual payment details.

Alright, just let me know once you know more.

I would like to order two acrylic cases with black inserts. Do you have spots left?

OP has been updated.

Lot 5 - 0.00225

11 - Mitchell

Thank you!

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Note: I copy pasted this from another post I made recently: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5272572.msg55100617#msg55100617

No bids. Auction is cancelled.

Well done Harkorede!

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Hello everyone,

I'm hereby auctioning off a BYOB - Series 1 - "Bankers Beware". It was the first coin released by Be Your Own Bank (BYOB) and is a .999 silver 1 troy ounce coin. On the obverse there's a custom design and this one will change with each release. On the reverse the name "Be Your Own Bank" prides the top to and from 12 o'clock. At 6 o'clock the coins serial number is engraved.

There's a recessed circle in the middle where you can place a private key and cover it up with the included custom designed 4-layered hologram.

Contents
- Coin in an air-tite right after mintage
- Custom designed holograms (x2)
- Custom designed leatherette coin case.
- A COA with all the coin information, a small image of the coin design and a row for you to place the printed public key is also included with each coin.

These are some of the last coins that were made by NWTM (before they shut down).

NOTE: To be clear, I had this listed on Coins of Nakamoto for the original sales price, but I was convinced to just create an auction.

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Starting bid: 0.008BTC with minimum increments of 0.0005BTC
Shipping: Not included. Shipping will be based on location and preference
End date and time: Thursday, 3 September at 23:00 (Amsterdam Time)
Sniping: Bids in the last 10 minutes extend the auction to a maximum of 10 minutes after the last bid.
Payment: I only accept Bitcoin and payment must be send to bc1q0skm6sqtqwh030ay9va78punmd6gzat5hpzvzf
Other:

• Proof of funds or a collateral may be asked from new bidders to be eligible to bid on the auction.
• I reserve the right to reject bids from or deny sale to any individual for any reason.

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Sorry, I totally missed that you changed your post title. I mean, technically it probably should be English, but I would guess that it should be fine, since barely anyone actually read those

However, if you're making a new topic, that title should be in English when posting it in the global section.

The topic isn't in English. Not sure what you' re talking about:

I think it's a good idea to display the board as well. Makes it a bit more clear IMO.

Congrats on even more stamps JanEmil!

Works. Thank you.

Two more spots. Come on people, free shit. Let's go.

Something seems to be going wrong when adding topics to the ignore list:



Have they been successfully processed or should I remove them and re-add them?