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Some real good fakes going around and France is a fantastic place to obtain them of all sorts (paintings).
The originals came with a cert of authenticity (buddy of mine has one).
Do we have a picture of the one that came with #20 please? Thanks.
Happy to verify the cert as well as my hand writing and signature. MJ was originally in possession of the piece. Perhaps he can chime in here. Pictures would settle this, rather than using my original print picture. Woshib was indeed the winner of that auction for the #20. |
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Can you post a picture of the back? I think that this will clarify things quite a bit.
Since the canvas is not in my possession, I can't do that (Item is stored in a warehouse in France as specified), but maybe MJ/Hhampuz can post a picture? It's definitely framed. Just so you know. You might not be aware of that since you did not receive physical possession of it. But I have a list of who got what number, and if it was print or canvas. This one is indeed the framed canvas, stretched and mounted on wood.  |
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mail just dropped mine off. they're gorgeous!  |
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bump. less than half remaining.
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I think the confusion is that a Canvas doesn’t need a frame, so one wouldn’t expect it to be shipped with one. The picture in the OP is of a print, which does need a frame to be presented.
Exactly. The subject line is titled 'canvas' which means it was indeed framed, so I think that's creating a lot of the confusion. But from what I can tell, this is not an auction for a print, but rather, the canvas, which is indeed framed. The canvas #20 was sold to Hhampuz which was then auctioned here on the forums and user Woshib won the auction. The canvases are framed. It's canvas stretched and mounted around a wooden frame. The print version did not have any frame, which is the one pictured. But I'm not certain why Woshib is saying that this is not framed? The #20 canvas that Woshib won on the auction, here for reference, was indeed framed: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2885304.40 |
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Very excited to announce that our website now officially accepts Bitcoin! So for future purchases, you won't have to request a wallet address, you'll just be able to order directly on the site Plus we went through a redesign and did several updates: http://www.lynxartcollection.com |
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Introducing The Satoshi Quotes TypographicalWe may have another Bitcoin-related piece later on in the year, but this will be the final one of this quater, while we begin to work on some of our Exploded View Military pieces for Discovery Channel and Touch of Modern. This piece features key quotes from Satoshi, many of which were pulled from right here on the forums. It also features the quote "Chancellor on the brink of second bailout for banks" subtly in the background. As many of you know, this quote was pulled from The Times newspaper article, which was mentioned in the Genesis Block by Satoshi, the very first block ever mined. This piece is limited to x50 prints and x50 canvases. Each print is hand signed, numbered, and embossed, while each canvas includes a hand signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. Only one size is available, 24"x36" inches.    Pricing and details:24"x36" Poster Print: $79.95 (#2-15 sold) (#1, 21, and 50 reserved privately)24"x36" 1.5" Museum Wrapped & Mounted Canvas: $399.95 (#2-8 sold) (#1, 21, and 50 reserved privately)You can grab one on the website here: https://lynxartcollection.com/cryptocurrency/satoshi-quotes-typographical-artOr if you'd like to pay in BTC, just comment the post or message me your order details. Hope you all enjoy this one as much as I do!
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pretty sure my message backlog is clear now. last few bars are reserved pending payment.
if you didn't DM me I'm sorry you'll have to wait for the silver and matte metal strikes of these.
I noted a few people posting in this thread and not DMing me, I didn't have time to get back to you due to answering all the messages. I'll try to get back to you guys when I have new bars available so you don't miss out.
please message me as well for the silver bars. right now I'm just staring at the forum waiting for them to drop  |
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 Just a preliminary teaser image. Obviously it's not finished Just wanted to share what's in the works right now. This will be our final piece for the quarter. Then we'll be going on a bit of a hiatus to focus on some of our military exploded view pieces for Discovery Channel and Touch of Modern. The piece will feature key quotes from Satoshi himself, many of which I pulled directly from here on the Forums. The quotes form the BTC logo and we'll be including technical details of the Genesis Block, along with some nicely hidden "chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" text integrated into the piece. Looking forward to releasing this one. |
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While I'm more of a BTC person, myself, I had a lot of people reach out to me and request an Ethereum-based typographical piece similar to the Satoshi White Paper. This piece features key elements of the white paper, including the introduction, decentralization and mining details, and the conclusion, all forming the almost 3D-looking ETH logo. Below it are the technical details. Limited to x50 prints and x50 canvases worldwide; only one size available, 24"x36" inches.    Pricing & Availability:24"x36" Poster Print: $79.95 (#2-29 sold) (#1 and 50 reserved privately)24"x36" 1.5" Wrapped & Mounted Canvas: $399.95 (#2-20, #29 sold) (#1 and 50 reserved privately)Shipping: Prints $6 domestic or $20 international, Canvas $35 domestic or $150 international Available on the website at: https://lynxartcollection.com/cryptocurrency/ethereum-white-paper-typographical-artIf interested in purchasing with ETH or BTC, please message me your order details. |
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LOL.. Bar anxiety?  figured it'll sell out in about 9 minutes so I have to be on here like  |
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 Pictured is the 18x24 inch stretched and mounted canvas. Price: .035 BTC plus shipping
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Thanks krogo, I appreciate it. What could I be doing wrong? The image link works, and I'm using the [ img ] code
What I did was click on your link, then copied what opened in the browser and used the img code. Try it This is what you posted https://imgur.com/BNxM9Tl.jpgThis is what opened on the browser https://i.imgur.com/BNxM9Tl.jpgNotice that mine as additional i after the // That is what made the difference Ah. Yep. That did it. Thank you, Sir! |
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Thanks krogo, I appreciate it. What could I be doing wrong? The image link works, and I'm using the [ img ] code
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bump! some pictures of the Lightning Network Canvas  |
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