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February 04, 2021, 09:53:12 PM
Last edit: February 15, 2021, 02:40:44 AM by Spokanistan51
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Up for sale/trade is:

2013 Alitin Mint Adam Smith 2 BTC Silver two oz coin

These coins have an interesting history. It sounds like Alitin coins were involved in one of the earliest exit scams involving physicals. The coin was originally funded with 2 BTC. A scan of the public address confirms the coin was loaded in 7/14 and swept in 6/15. The unique thing about these coins in there is no hologram. The private key is etched on the side of each coin. I have not tried to sweep the coin for forks as some of the private key etching is very difficult to see, but assume no forks remain. Consider this coin compromised, and never consider loading! Consisting of two oz of .999 Silver, the mass and visual appeal of this coin is quite impressive.

As some of you know I am completing a project with historic peeled and redeemed coins involving a DIY/unloaded hologram for collectible purposes. I will host some free raffles soon to kick things off. That being said, there is no good placement on the coin to reaffix a hologram so I would rather sell/trade to someone that is looking for this rare coin to place in their historic collection.

Would like to sell/trade. For trade, loaded coins or other peeled historic hologram BTC coins like Cas, Titan, BTCC etc are ideal.


Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/2MRRyGM

Alitin historic thread (credit to MJ for assitance): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1815933.0

DM me with offers. I will not respond to "What are you looking for?" questions, so please if you do reach out be prepared to present an offer. Thanks!

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February 04, 2021, 10:45:45 PM
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the BSV and BCH were also transferred out in 6/2015

let me edit this, the block explorer I ran the address thru shows the bch and bsv gone - but with those forks happening in 2017 and 2018, not sure how it would even show bch and bsv for this address.

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February 04, 2021, 11:00:58 PM
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the BSV and BCH were also transferred out in 6/2015
Wat.
Think before you post. BCH forked off in 2017.
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February 04, 2021, 11:03:40 PM
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the BSV and BCH were also transferred out in 6/2015
Wat.
Think before you post. BCH forked off in 2017.

I thought that but look at this. is it just the block explorer being dumb?
in the end, I just assumed my memory was wrong and the block explorer was correct. and BSV was in 2018 but also showed on the block chain with the 2015 date. Let me also add, I dont follow, use or hodl any bch or bsv.




so what would have been there in 2015? BCD and BTG were also in 2017 as well - right?

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February 05, 2021, 01:11:08 AM
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Highly interested in this coin. Pm sent
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February 05, 2021, 01:26:56 AM
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the BSV and BCH were also transferred out in 6/2015
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Think before you post. BCH forked off in 2017.

I thought that but look at this. is it just the block explorer being dumb?
in the end, I just assumed my memory was wrong and the block explorer was correct. and BSV was in 2018 but also showed on the block chain with the 2015 date. Let me also add, I dont follow, use or hodl any bch or bsv.




so what would have been there in 2015? BCD and BTG were also in 2017 as well - right?

Bitcoin transactions that happened prior to the 2017 (August?) fork should still appear in BCH and BSV blockchains because BCH forked off of Bitcoin. Same should be the case with any other Bitcoin forks.
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February 05, 2021, 01:33:01 AM
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Bitcoin transactions that happened prior to the 2017 (August?) fork should still appear in BCH and BSV blockchains because BCH forked off of Bitcoin. Same should be the case with any other Bitcoin forks.


gotcha - I dont deal much with forked coins so did not think about the dates too much so while I thought it odd to see bch and bsv, I did not dig further than that.

the only forks I recognize by name are all 2017 and later.

are there forks from before the redeem date of the coin?

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February 05, 2021, 03:21:54 AM
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Bitcoin transactions that happened prior to the 2017 (August?) fork should still appear in BCH and BSV blockchains because BCH forked off of Bitcoin. Same should be the case with any other Bitcoin forks.


gotcha - I dont deal much with forked coins so did not think about the dates too much so while I thought it odd to see bch and bsv, I did not dig further than that.

the only forks I recognize by name are all 2017 and later.

are there forks from before the redeem date of the coin?

Yeah, caught me off guard too when I found that out the first time. I was like "I have never made any transaction on BCash, how come my address has so many transactions?" Then it occurred to me that it's just a fork of Bitcoin and not an entirely new blockchain. Cheesy

Bitcoin forks before the redeem date, like 2015? I don't think there have been any prominent ones.
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February 06, 2021, 03:06:24 PM
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Is the coin still available? Sorry for your loss...
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February 14, 2021, 06:21:43 PM
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Valentines bump. Still available  Grin

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February 15, 2021, 02:40:21 AM
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SOLD - locking

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