[WTS] Kuno Goda original Bitcoin litograph

[AltcoinScamfinder]

Up for sale is an original Kuno Goda (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuno_Goda) Bitcoin artwork.


This is a smaller ~20x20cm (7.8 in) version of the famous "200 Bitcoin" that sold for a undisclosed sum in 2014 (http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/03/warhol-style-200-bitcoin-print-bought-by-anonymous-buyer).

The artwork is hand printed and one of a kind.

Delivered in a black frame with white passepartout with free insured shipping.

This is a piece of art that truly captures the Bitcoin spirit and is sure to make an excellent conversation piece.

Artist Website: http://www.kunogoda.com

I currently have it listed on Bitpremiere here: https://www.bitpremier.com/4-fine-art-antiques/1935-bitcoin-kuno-goda
for $5000 but I am willing to sell it here for 50% discount since I am looking to invest in an ICO.

Escrow through someone reputable unless you pay first. Also interested in trade for rare Physical coins. You can check my feedback for may high value transactions.

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[Mitchell]

Hahahaha.

[ezeminer]

$2500 for 4 stamped BTC symbols?
I don't get it.......

They must be loaded with GOLD!

But looking into the articles, I cannot see how the price could be so high.

[Eodguy149]

$2500 for 4 stamped BTC symbols?
I don't get it.......

They must be loaded with GOLD!

But looking into the articles, I cannot see how the price could be so high.

Art, just like all things, is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

[AltcoinScamfinder]

$2500 for 4 stamped BTC symbols?
I don't get it.......

They must be loaded with GOLD!

But looking into the articles, I cannot see how the price could be so high.

Art, just like all things, is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

It's Art, it has obviously no intrinsic value outside of what someone is willing to pay. Nothing strange about that.

[AltcoinScamfinder]

$2500 for 4 stamped BTC symbols?
I don't get it.......

Same thing as rare physical bitcoins, or signed records. What's not to understand?