[AUCTION #2] Bitcoin Penny™ MANHOLE COVER Physical Bitcoin No.6 / TEN

[BitcoinPenny]

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UPDATE: We've decided to offer this AMAZING collectible on auction for one more week.

Introducing the NEW Bitcoin Penny™ MANHOLE COVER Physical Bitcoin!

This MONSTER record-breaking physical bitcoin was this year's TOP SECRET summer project, and after many long months of development and production, it's finally completed!

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Our Bitcoin Penny™ MANHOLE COVER Physical Bitcoin is a special limited edition art piece that was originally conceived to be the world's largest, solid metal, physical bitcoin. Abandoning all sanity in search of the perfect medium, we finally decided to create this spectacular beauty from a genuine, custom-designed, bitcoin-themed manhole cover, made of the strongest traditional cast iron, poured at a real municipal cast iron foundry, and top-rated for all US roadway structural and safety requirements. (In other words, you could totally use this manhole cover on your neighborhood street, if it weren't illegal to drop it there without city permission.)

We created 10 of these magnificent limited edition art pieces. The first four (Nos.1-4) were pre-sold to help fund this amazing project. The remaining six (Nos. 5-10) will be sold on auction to the highest bidders.

This auction is for No.6 / TEN.

SPECIFICATIONS

Title of Artwork: Bitcoin Penny™ The MANHOLE COVER Physical Bitcoin
Limited Edition: No.6 / TEN
Material: 100% Recycled Cast Iron + .999 Fine Copper Disc (5" Diameter)
Finish: Professional Powder Coat in Antiqued "Oil-Rubbed Bronze" Finish
Size: 23.75" Diameter
Weight: 49 lbs
Security: Anti-reverse steel bolts conceal the private key.
Funds: This art piece is funded with exactly .01 BTC.
Public Address (Prefix): 1EPiC...
Private Key: Hand-scribed on underside of secured copper disc. (IMPORTANT: Please do not lose this particular coin in your couch cushions, under your car seat, or in your washing machine, because I will not keep copies of the private keys.)

HOW TO DISPLAY

This spectacular limited edition art piece comes with a complimentary display stand, professionally handcrafted of solid hardwood (Maple or Cherry) for proud exhibition in the corner of your family room, home office, or private bitcoin museum.

SHIPPING

We are happy to offer FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING! (Some countries may be excluded depending on the size/weight shipping restrictions for those particular countries. Please inquire before bidding.) Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.

RULES

No-Sniping Rule / Grace Period: There will be a grace period of ten (10) minutes following the last bid. When ten (10) minutes pass without a new bid, the auction will be officially ended. For example, if someone places a bid on Sunday, November 12 at 2:55PM, then the auction will extend until 3:05PM. If another bid is placed at 3:03PM, then the auction extends until 3:13PM, and so forth.

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Start Time: Immediately
End Time: Sunday, November 26, 2017 @ 3PM EST (UTC -5:00).

Starting Bid: 1.00 BTC
Bid Increments: 0.01 BTC

PAYMENTS

Winning bids should be sent to the following address: 1TBPCoEc2MYiQtjT4xduZjAqCBjPhTNDh.


Please feel free to ask questions.

Good luck, everyone!

Regards,
Chris @ The Bitcoin Penny Co.

[FFrankie]

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What happens if BTC goes down to say, $100 a coin. Would you increase the starting bid than? Because I don't think it would be fair to your business to sell these at a loss

[BitcoinPenny]

Please feel free to ask questions.


What happens if BTC goes down to say, $100 a coin. Would you increase the starting bid than? Because I don't think it would be fair to your business to sell these at a loss

We'd still honor the 1 BTC starting bid. However, I suspect that if the price of BTC dropped to $100, then the bidding would quickly exceed the 1 BTC opening minimum.

Regards,
Chris

[buckrogers]

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What happens if BTC goes down to say, $100 a coin. Would you increase the starting bid than? Because I don't think it would be fair to your business to sell these at a loss

Same thing if BTC goes up, it would still be a 1BTC opening bid, as it's based in BTC not USD, not sure why you are thinking in USD terms?

I see :

Starting Bid: 1.00 BTC
Bid Increments: 0.01 BTC

PAYMENTS

Winning bids should be sent to the following address: 1TBPCoEc2MYiQtjT4xduZjAqCBjPhTNDh.

Where do you see anything that mentions USD?

thanks!

[roadkill72]

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What happens if BTC goes down to say, $100 a coin. Would you increase the starting bid than? Because I don't think it would be fair to your business to sell these at a loss

Why do you behave this way?

1 btc = 1 btc

[BitcoinPenny]

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Me =)

[ChiBitCTy]

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What happens if BTC goes down to say, $100 a coin. Would you increase the starting bid than? Because I don't think it would be fair to your business to sell these at a loss

Why do you behave this way?

1 btc = 1 btc

If there wasn’t a direct comparison to fiat at all phases in these early years, BTC would never work/come to mass use. It’s going to take years and years and years before you can truly say 1BTC =1 BTC.  Not to mention that collectibles prices here are adjusted for the USD/BTC coorilatin daily.  

[BitcoinPenny]

Three days left in the auction.

Regards,
Chris

[BitcoinPenny]

Only four hours left in this auction.

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Regards,
Me