The mintage is slightly higher. If I'm not mistaken Coblee bought 20 unfunded 1,000 BTC Casascius coins directly from Mike Caldwell. 5 loaded coins have been sold, of which 3 are still active, and there was 1 prototype coin.

Fun fact: These coins cost $5,000 (gold spot + $200 + 1000 BTC) during its launch.

If you haven’t already I would recommend sharing  this auction on Twitter/ Reddit / Instagram etc. Obviously selling a graded 1000k Cas doesn’t happen every day and normally non-collectors would show up /sign up for.  I’ve seen a lot of people express how badly they want one of these or just any Cas for that matter in those types of outlets/threads but have no clue how to locate one. Would definitely create buzz that would  be good for the auction and good for the collectibles sub’s growth.

Best of luck with the sale jack.

Received mine. Top notch stuff. The pics do not do this justice.

My cold keys never looked better. Great work Mopar

Yet over the years none of this has come to fruition..so ya kinda have to ask yourself do I know what I'm talking about, as someone not submersed in this collectibles hobby, or should I maybe listen to the people who collect these and know the hobby far better than I?  But I suppose that's just silly logical thinking..and whats the point of doing any of that.  You may not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but you are entertaining, give ya that.

btw- someones death doesn't tend to make coins more valuable ( and it absolutely wouldn't in this space)..they aren't baseball cards.

yeah! Out of stock 

There are many different Tangem cards out there. Not all of them were sold directly by Tangem, since they did custom cards for companies, and those companies giveaway/sold directly.

For example, there are Tangem cards for Census branded cards, Ducatus, DIGIX/DGX (at least 2 different versions that I am aware of), NODL Cash, Coinstruction/CNS, Superbloom, etc. etc. etc.

The white cards at the bottom are part of the "100 limited edition Tangem Pioneer Kits". Those are reusable cards (unlimited usage). There were some other, exactly same design, cards (that I got from the megaXcoin store in Singapore), where there was a limitation of 50 usages (there is a counter every time you move funds from the card, and after 50 times you cannot use the card anymore). Those cards launched before the Pioneer Kits, and prolly were the first commercial Tangem cards. (not 100% sure if those were the first or not, please correct me if I am wrong here)

SwissKey also launched an ETH card (see at the photo along with the BTC card).

Last but not least, the "Tangem Developer Kit" is awesome! It's kinda expensive, but you are getting 5 cards fully unlocked to program them as you wish. You can either use their open-source SDK or/and their android development kit app. I played a bit with the app (tried different blockchains and parameters combinations) and is really nice

not sure about all of them but there are a few that are no longer available on their site. I have personally seen 3 others that I do not have that are not on the site.