► ❎ ► LEALANA PHYSICAL LITECOINS FOR SALE - RESUMING SALES!!!

[o3u]

Concerning the 3-coin sets, there will likely only be 100 to 200 of them as I do not intend to make anymore 1oz 25 LTC coins and I am getting low on the original run of 500.

The next series of the 1 oz LTC coins will be a smaller denomination due to the recent price rise of Litecoin.

These sets are labeled with the serial number of the coin set.

1 oz and 1/2 oz coins have laser engraved number on the hologram as well as lasered edges for added security. The 1/4 oz coin has no lasering as it Already has the serial overprinted and the area for lasering the edge is too small.

I suspect for new LEALANA coins for next year will use a completely different hologram design for that series. Just thinking ahead.

any update on my order ?

its for a birthday on the 28th 

ordered over 3-4 weeks ago i think

[1714797082]

1714797082

[1714797082]

1714797082

[1714797082]

1714797082

[1714797082]

1714797082

[smoothie]

Concerning the 3-coin sets, there will likely only be 100 to 200 of them as I do not intend to make anymore 1oz 25 LTC coins and I am getting low on the original run of 500.

The next series of the 1 oz LTC coins will be a smaller denomination due to the recent price rise of Litecoin.

These sets are labeled with the serial number of the coin set.

1 oz and 1/2 oz coins have laser engraved number on the hologram as well as lasered edges for added security. The 1/4 oz coin has no lasering as it Already has the serial overprinted and the area for lasering the edge is too small.

I suspect for new LEALANA coins for next year will use a completely different hologram design for that series. Just thinking ahead.

any update on my order ?

its for a birthday on the 28th  

ordered over 3-4 weeks ago i think

Your order was placed on the 7th of november. I've sent you a PM about this just now.

It will be going out this week.

[Mushroomized]

can i buy a 1 ltc brass coin? do i pm you?

edit: pming you, i forgot how to read

[casascius]

Got my big box of Bitcoins, they look great!  Thanks

[smoothie]

Got my big box of Bitcoins, they look great!  Thanks

Thanks for the support Mike.

I'll get around to funding them in a day or so.

Aloha 

[smoothie]

BTCBTCBTC L E A L A N A   P H Y S I C A L   B I T C O I N S   . 9 9 9 F I N E   S I L V E R BTCBTCBTC




ITEM #1 4-COIN LEALANA BITCOIN SET

Set consists of ONE of item #2, #3, #4,  and #5. Serial numbers 1-500 for each coin will be used for these sets specifically. Each coin comes with a COA, clear air-tight capsule, and are all stored within a black FOUR-coin leatherette case. Addresses all begin with "1BTC".

PRICE (4-COIN SET): 2.4 BTC each




ITEM #2 1 BTC GOLD PLATED Lealana Bitcoin 1 Troy oz 999 Fine Silver

This coin is part of a batch of 500 coins. Each coin comes with a COA, clear air-tight capsule, and black single-coin leatherette case. Addresses all begin with "1BTC". Diameter is 39mm.

PRICE (1 oz): 1.2 BTC each

BULK PRICING (20 coins):  23.4 BTC




ITEM #3 0.1 BTC Lealana Bitcoin 1/4 Troy oz 999 Fine Silver

This coin is part of a batch of 2,000 coins. Each coin comes with a COA, clear air-tight capsule, and black single-coin leatherette case. Addresses all begin with "1BTC". Diameter is 25mm.

PRICE (1/4 oz): 0.2 BTC each

BULK PRICING (20 coins):  3.9 BTC



ITEM #4 0.25 BTC Lealana Bitcoin 1/2 Troy oz 999 Fine Silver

This coin is part of a batch of 1,000 coins. Each coin comes with a COA, clear air-tight capsule, and black single-coin leatherette case. Addresses all begin with "1BTC". Diameter is 30mm.

PRICE (1/2 oz): 0.4 BTC each

BULK PRICING (20 coins):  7.4 BTC



-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


ITEM #5: 0.5 BTC Lealana Bitcoin 1 Troy oz 999 Fine Silver

This coin is part of a batch of 500 coins. Each coin comes with a COA, clear air-tight capsule, and black single-coin leatherette case. Addresses all begin with "1BTC". Diameter is 39mm.

PRICE (1/2 oz): 0.67BTC each

BULK PRICING (20 coins):  13.25 BTC



-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


SHIPPING:
---------------
U.S (Domestic)- 0.06 BTC
Non - U.S  (International) - 0.09 BTC

[Noitev]

So... I'll take 40 1 ltc brass coins for 1.1 btc

[smoothie]

So... I'll take 40 1 ltc brass coins for 1.1 btc

SEE BELOW IN RED:

Just checking back in. Are the prices current on the front page?

.9 BTC ($414)1 1 ounce Silver Lealana Coin w/ 25 LTC
.35 BTC ($161) shipping international
1.25 BTC $575 Total

LTC is around $4, so $100 value in LTC on coin.
Silver is $20 an ounce or so. $455 for coin and shipping?

Absolutely beautiful coins, but why the huge markup over Casascius, Titan, etc.?
Are these numbers correct? I mean this is not exactly helping LTC to get in peoples hands.
And it is cheaper on Ebay I believe.

IAS

Here are the current prices in Litecoin. If you would like to pay in Bitcoin, PM me for prices. I apologize for the lag on this as I've been really busy as of late. If you want bulk pricing of the silver coins (batches of 20) just take off 10% from the total of 20 using the prices below.

1/4 oz 5 Litecoin - 13 LTC each

1/2 oz 10 Litecoin batch #1 ERROR - 31 LTC each

1/2 oz  10 Litecoin batch #2 - 25 LTC each

1 oz 25 Litecoin batch #1 - 48 LTC each

3-coin set - 83 LTC each

Brass 1 LTC coins - 2 LTC each

U.S. Shipping - 6.5 LTC

International Shipping - 17 LTC

If you are ordering just 1, 2, or 3 ONE LTC Brass coins they will be shipped first class mail as stated in my OP with lower shipping costs, but you assume the risk of the coins going lost/missing etc. PM if you are interested in this option.

[Scooby903]

You must have made a fucking killing with these...good job 

[FiiNALiZE]

Do you adjust your prices when LTC rises or are they set?

I'd like to buy another LTC set but they're $2,000 now at current prices.

[smoothie]

Do you adjust your prices when LTC rises or are they set?

I'd like to buy another LTC set but they're $2,000 now at current prices.

PM me for prices.

[o3u]

Concerning the 3-coin sets, there will likely only be 100 to 200 of them as I do not intend to make anymore 1oz 25 LTC coins and I am getting low on the original run of 500.

The next series of the 1 oz LTC coins will be a smaller denomination due to the recent price rise of Litecoin.

These sets are labeled with the serial number of the coin set.

1 oz and 1/2 oz coins have laser engraved number on the hologram as well as lasered edges for added security. The 1/4 oz coin has no lasering as it Already has the serial overprinted and the area for lasering the edge is too small.

I suspect for new LEALANA coins for next year will use a completely different hologram design for that series. Just thinking ahead.

any update on my order ?

its for a birthday on the 28th  

ordered over 3-4 weeks ago i think

Your order was placed on the 7th of november. I've sent you a PM about this just now.

It will be going out this week.

Just received my coins, very pleased with quality!

Hopefully you will offer other shipping options soon

i'm interested in purchasing BTC coins as well from you.

[Mushroomized]

still waiting for mine

[smoothie]

Concerning the 3-coin sets, there will likely only be 100 to 200 of them as I do not intend to make anymore 1oz 25 LTC coins and I am getting low on the original run of 500.

The next series of the 1 oz LTC coins will be a smaller denomination due to the recent price rise of Litecoin.

These sets are labeled with the serial number of the coin set.

1 oz and 1/2 oz coins have laser engraved number on the hologram as well as lasered edges for added security. The 1/4 oz coin has no lasering as it Already has the serial overprinted and the area for lasering the edge is too small.

I suspect for new LEALANA coins for next year will use a completely different hologram design for that series. Just thinking ahead.

any update on my order ?

its for a birthday on the 28th  

ordered over 3-4 weeks ago i think

Your order was placed on the 7th of november. I've sent you a PM about this just now.

It will be going out this week.

Just received my coins, very pleased with quality!

Hopefully you will offer other shipping options soon

i'm interested in purchasing BTC coins as well from you.

Will fund them in the next day or so.

If you want to purchase my BTC coins just PM me. Or email me at smoothie@lealana.com

Aloha 

[smoothie]

still waiting for mine

Yours just got sent out today. 

Literally I just got back from the post office.

[casascius]

Here is just a random bit of internal info as to some of my practices for what they're worth.  I thought I'd share just in case they could be useful, or inspire some other beneficial practice.

For the last while, I have been issuing coins with an incrementing prefix that I treat as a lot number, some of those prefixes have included... 1Ag1 1Ag2 1Ag3 1Ag4, 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 12A 12B etc

And have been using different runs to mean different coins: 1Aga 1Agb 1Agc are halfs, 1Ag1/2/3 are 1oz silver, 1Ag4/5/6/7 are gold plated silver etc...  12* are 1/2 btc brass, 13* are 1btc brass... The lot assignment is arbitrary, but at least I leave open the possibility that I can publish a meaningful list for anyone who feels they would benefit from the info.

Creating keys and numbering them this way has helped me manage supplies and helps implement some controls with respect to key creation, printing, and management.  I print keys in sheets and then cut them... each lot corresponds to exactly one whole sheet.  (so each sheet is self-identifying just by looking at the addresses, and they continue to be self-identifying after being cut).  It lowers the possibility of making mistakes because some useful intelligence can be derived from those numbers...eg....that coin that fell on the floor, are we sure we dropped it there today or could it have been left from prior to today?  When production is scaled to a multi-person team, doing this also lowers the attack surface with respect to the theoretical potential of inside fraud.

One of the biggest reasons I've done lots is in the case I somehow had the misfortune of having a large number of coins stolen at once.  Fortunately that hasn't happened, but if that were to happen, it would be much easier to publish the lot number(s) of the stolen coins (which people could memorize or keep as a very short list) so as to maximally preserve the value of the remaining lots that are not involved in the theft, helping people quickly identify their coins as uninvolved.  In order to exploit this benefit, I make every effort to make sure that each shipment contains coins from a single lot, or as few unique lots as possible.  Sometimes rolls of coins contain a mixture of lots - I try to preserve those for occasions other than shipped orders (like if I'm somehow delivering the coins, or breaking the roll apart for my own promotional purposes, or selling single coins, or whatever).

[smoothie]

Here is just a random bit of internal info as to some of my practices for what they're worth.  I thought I'd share just in case they could be useful, or inspire some other beneficial practice.

For the last while, I have been issuing coins with an incrementing prefix that I treat as a lot number, some of those prefixes have included... 1Ag1 1Ag2 1Ag3 1Ag4, 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 12A 12B etc

And have been using different runs to mean different coins: 1Aga 1Agb 1Agc are halfs, 1Ag1/2/3 are 1oz silver, 1Ag4/5/6/7 are gold plated silver etc...  12* are 1/2 btc brass, 13* are 1btc brass... The lot assignment is arbitrary, but at least I leave open the possibility that I can publish a meaningful list for anyone who feels they would benefit from the info.

Creating keys and numbering them this way has helped me manage supplies and helps implement some controls with respect to key creation, printing, and management.  I print keys in sheets and then cut them... each lot corresponds to exactly one whole sheet.  (so each sheet is self-identifying just by looking at the addresses, and they continue to be self-identifying after being cut).  It lowers the possibility of making mistakes because some useful intelligence can be derived from those numbers...eg....that coin that fell on the floor, are we sure we dropped it there today or could it have been left from prior to today?  When production is scaled to a multi-person team, doing this also lowers the attack surface with respect to the theoretical potential of inside fraud.

One of the biggest reasons I've done lots is in the case I somehow had the misfortune of having a large number of coins stolen at once.  Fortunately that hasn't happened, but if that were to happen, it would be much easier to publish the lot number(s) of the stolen coins (which people could memorize or keep as a very short list) so as to maximally preserve the value of the remaining lots that are not involved in the theft, helping people quickly identify their coins as uninvolved.  In order to exploit this benefit, I make every effort to make sure that each shipment contains coins from a single lot, or as few unique lots as possible.  Sometimes rolls of coins contain a mixture of lots - I try to preserve those for occasions other than shipped orders (like if I'm somehow delivering the coins, or breaking the roll apart for my own promotional purposes, or selling single coins, or whatever).

Mike,

After watching your practices and purchasing coins from you I have devised a similar mechanism for tracking coin types. I have not improved upon your mechanism but merely mimic it for the time being.

For example my newer coins start with addresses as follows:

1 LTC BRASS starts with LTC1, LTC2, LTC3... except for the "5" and "X" prefixes.

5 LTC 1/4 oz silver starts with LTC51, LTC52, LTC53...

10 LTC (except the original batch) starts with LTCX1, LTCX2, LTCX3...



0.25 BTC 1/2 oz silver starts with 1BTC1, 1BTC2, 1BTC3...

0.5 BTC 1 oz silver starts with 1BTCz, 1BTCy, 1BTCx...

These last two coins I took a central point of the vanity list:

0.1 BTC 1/4 oz silver starts with 1BTCm, 1BTCl, 1BTCk...

1.0 BTC 1 oz silver gold plated are 1BTCn, 1BTCo, 1BTCp...

New: I am going to be releasing shortly a Bitcoin brass coin with 0.1 BTC denomination which starts with 1Btc1, 1Btc2, 1Btc3...


Note: about 50% of the time the batches overlap but I try to keep an updated list of addresses I have used so that when I go to cut more keys with my epilog laser (as you do) I know what address for that coin type I used last as they are all sorted alphanumerically.

My first 1/2 oz and 1 oz Litecoin runs do not use any vanity in the addresses.

It gets confusing with so many different types and sizes of coins. So this mechanism helps to identify if I am using the correct address when generating certificates or funding the coins as well as inventory.

I have not published an up to date list of coins addresses yet, but I will sometime in the future when I get an open moment to do so (as I am sure Mike you are also slammed with orders despite disabling your site from taking orders). The list will consist of set #'s, serial #'s, addresses etc. It will be a quite complex list (perhaps I overcomplicated things in producing my coins).

But anyway, thanks again Mike for sharing. Very much appreciated.

Aloha

[Mushroomized]

still waiting for mine

Yours just got sent out today. 

Literally I just got back from the post office.

Thanks smoothie ))))

[mortenmoulder]

Nice. Are those Nickel-Brass'd ones like these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161166264381
Just for the looks.

[smoothie]

Nice. Are those Nickel-Brass'd ones like these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161166264381
Just for the looks.

They are a different design and are loaded with LTC.