Certainly, AI generated.

Hmmm....That an idea that might come to fruition one of these days  

Sounds great!

There must be upcoming crypto art projects coming up or else I might explode!!

Indeed! You did a hell of a job in bringing my vision to fruition!  Thanks and welcome back!  Long time no see!

that would be a question to ask them. There are lots of makers who currently sell loaded coins.

I am not involved with the XRP coins at all.

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perhaps this is done where this is a "collectible" which is being sold for more than the intrinsic value. And they view this as a non "money transmitting" action.

Can I pay you by sending some money with snail post?

They are still here. Am I asking too much? I figured they would have moved by now.
With the loaded XMR being worth more than $75 between the pair that are loaded I figure someone would have bought them.

Been concentrating on moving out more of the car stuff over the summer, so I have not been pushing the collectables but would have believed that someone would have taken then my now.

-Dave

I am not talking about purchases.

I had a transport logistic/truck transport company in US last year, they sent me like hundred of emails from different profiles, they promised me that they'd post my company in Forbes website like "Top Truck Transport Service Companies in USA", they made the article using AI for 1 minute copy paste, they asked the money before, but never posted it in Forbes.
They took my money 20.000$ and left.
What kind of advertisers are these? I got their IPs, they are from Pakistan & India.

Legit advertisers are needed, not these call centers that take people's savings and make bad reviews for other companies.

It took me less than 30 days to get paid by stacks.

They sent me a check in the mail.

 

I used to deal with advertisers as well, and they kept requesting thousands of dollars to make post on non sense websites.
I saw trust pilot as well, clients that buy products seems happy, advertisers are not included in this, maybe they ask too much for nothing 

Grading in the "numismatic" field is not my strong point (I prefer the philatelic-themed one... sorry for the silly question) I wonder how it is possible to know which criteria they grade or not a crypto collectible?
must they have specific references (proof/items on their property, like something to compare)? Are "minimum" runs needed? what is the criteria they adopt for this?

I thought I'd post this image of my new prototype. It's an automatic Swiss watch, with a Swiss movement.

I'm trying to get the key engraved on the oscillating weight and covered with a special hologram. It would be protected by the waterproof case (10ATM / 100 meters). A bit like Kialara.

This prototype has taken me months to design and produce. I'll let you know if I manage to get the key engraved on the movement, and if the movement still works.  

I also had a variant with the public key on the dial.

I don't want to sell the watch, just share the idea.

Bitcoin is time.

I dont think the intent is to keep it hidden but rather to showcase it once it is fully completed.

My understanding was whoever ultimately acquired the book ultimately had the final say on the images, but aoluain has always said he didn't want to see the book (or something like that). While it was a work in progress..

(Thought bubble time) Surely the sale of 49 books pays for the 50th book and anyone participating in the colouring pays their own postage (I know I did)

I wouldn't imagine an auction would cover the cost of participants receiving a complementary copy of the next book. (See my previous comments weeks ago concerning contributors to the next book).