[FREE RAFFLE] Coldkey History 20.4.38 | Peeled

[haloxon]

- the first crypto stamp has been produced by Gibiltair

"produced" or "realeased by an official post"?
I thought krogothmanhattan was before Gibraltar 
maybe they can correct me

[bitbollo]

- the first crypto stamp has been produced by Gibiltair

"produced" or "realeased by an official post"?
I thought krogothmanhattan was before Gibraltar  
maybe they can correct me

yes you are right it should be "released". the gibraltar stamp I have mentioned is an UPU stamp issued directly/officially by a postal administration.
https://www.upu.int/en/contact-us/philately-stamps
https://www.postalmuseum.org/collections/highlights/philatelic-collection/universal-postal-union-stamps/
this is the first stamp issued as official issue printed by a government/postal entity.

[aoluain]

I didnt know I would get a spot for my post, thank you r.

10 - aoluain

[Mitchell]

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I've seen some of the posts, but I'm always supportive of noting down history - please select your number!

Thank you! I would like to take 11.

[GazetaBitcoin]

19 - Gazeta

The information I will provide (hoping OP does not know it ) is about the Cypher Hodl Ballet cards raffled by krogoth for a long while. These are some beautiful cards realized by krogoth and they come in two forms -- one has a "sunny Bitcoin" symbol, while the other one has the image of a hacker. The cards provide the public and private keys, but these keys can not be imported in another wallet.

In order to peel them you need to install Ballet application and add the card there (by inserting the pass phrase -- which is also mentioned on the card -- and its public & private keys). Only after the card is added to Ballet application you can transfer the funds from it. I explained here the procedure.

This information may be useful in case OP will ever have the chance to obtain one of these beautiful cards and will also wish to peel it.

[krogoth]

Did you know the very first 65 Casascius coins were loaded on the Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:59:59 +0000 making them the very first physical Bitcoin coins and are very rare indeed! These were first load earliest time as other were loaded that day but at a later time.

   A similar coin with a same day but later time stamp went for a high of 5.6 BTC

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122062.0




 

[raghavsood]

19 - Gazeta

The information I will provide (hoping OP does not know it ) is about the Cypher Hodl Ballet cards raffled by krogoth for a long while. These are some beautiful cards realized by krogoth and they come in two forms -- one has a "sunny Bitcoin" symbol, while the other one has the image of a hacker. The cards provide the public and private keys, but these keys can not be imported in another wallet.

In order to peel them you need to install Ballet application and add the card there (by inserting the pass phrase -- which is also mentioned on the card -- and its public & private keys). Only after the card is added to Ballet application you can transfer the funds from it. I explained here the procedure.

This information may be useful in case OP will ever have the chance to obtain one of these beautiful cards and will also wish to peel it.

Not new to me I own several Ballet products - If I'm not wrong, they just use BIP38, so in theory you could redeem it with any BIP38 compliant wallet, although the Ballet app has its own merits

Did you know the very first 65 Casascius coins were loaded on the Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:59:59 +0000 making them the very first physical Bitcoin coins and are very rare indeed! These were first load earliest time as other were loaded that day but at a later time.

   A similar coin with a same day but later time stamp went for a high of 5.6 BTC

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122062.0
 

I did know this! collectible.money will soon have some graphs and charts for funding and redemption, discovered this a few days ago while building that.

[Frank AlpenCoin]

thank you Raghavsood

23 - please.

Did you know that the Alpen Coin Series 1 #005 was used to test the redeem process, to document it, and as an example on the website? The coin was loaded on 06/15/2020 and redeemed the same day. I reloaded the coin on 07/14/2020, knowing that the private key was exposed, and someone redeemed it on 08/02/2020. I’m curious to know who it was. And who knows if I’ll ever reload the Alpen Coin serial #005 again.

[raghavsood]

thank you Raghavsood

23 - please.

Did you know that the Alpen Coin Series 1 #005 was used to test the redeem process, to document it, and as an example on the website? The coin was loaded on 06/15/2020 and redeemed the same day. I reloaded the coin on 07/14/2020, knowing that the private key was exposed, and someone redeemed it on 08/02/2020. I’m curious to know who it was. And who knows if I’ll ever reload the Alpen Coin serial #005 again.

I did not know that, so you get to pick another number

I imagine the key has been loaded into one of the sweep bots by now, so would get swept immediately

[Frank AlpenCoin]

Thanks.

01 - please

I hope it was a forum member who redeemed the coin on August 8th.

[krogoth]

Did you know my concept of a digital bitcoin stamp with pub and BIP 38 private keys exposed has been on line since 2017 and the 0.02 BTC loaded on it never been swept?

 

https://www.crypto-stamps.com/private3.html

[raghavsood]

Did you know my concept of a digital bitcoin stamp with pub and BIP 38 private keys exposed has been on line since 2017 and the 0.02 BTC loaded on it never been swept?

 

https://www.crypto-stamps.com/private3.html

I did You helpfully linked me to your works when I announced the collectibles tracker, and I've been trawling through them to build up the index.

[krogoth]

Did you know my concept of a digital bitcoin stamp with pub and BIP 38 private keys exposed has been on line since 2017 and the 0.02 BTC loaded on it never been swept?

 

https://www.crypto-stamps.com/private3.html

I did You helpfully linked me to your works when I announced the collectibles tracker, and I've been trawling through them to build up the index.

Nooooo. All my info is in your hands !  

  Oh well...will figure out some other things you might not know

[Vip_Bitcoins]

The most valuable numismatic item in the entire world is actually a 1 oz Gold Casascius Physical Bitcoin loaded with 1000 Bitcoins worth approximately $70 million dollars. If you google “what's the most valuable numismatic item in the entire world“ they say its a “1849 Double Eagle Gold Coin“ worth $20 Million. But they are wrong. Also the first bitcoin to ever reach $1 million Dollars was a Physical Bitcoin.

Number 2 please or any available

[raghavsood]

The most valuable numismatic item in the entire world is actually a Casascius Physical Bitcoin worth approximately $70 million dollars. Also the first bitcoin to ever reach $1 million Dollars was a Physical Bitcoin.

Number 2 please or any available

The first one is common knowledge!

Which item are you referring to as the first bitcoin to reach a million?

[Vip_Bitcoins]

I would assume the first to reach 1 million would also be the same coin thats is the most valuable numismatic item but I also presume I'm wrong because it was never sold for any amount. I'm not sure what coin first sold for 1 million but I would assume it is a cas coin.  

[raghavsood]

I would assume the first to reach 1 million would also be the same coin thats is the most valuable numismatic item but I also presume I'm wrong because it was never sold for any amount. I'm not sure what coin first sold for 1 million but I would assume it is a cas coin.  

Gotta try again with new facts then - assumptions don't count!

[Vip_Bitcoins]

Haha, okay okay. Here is another, in 2020 Lealana released a series on Monero coins. The 2020 Monero coins had a rainbow series. 300 rainbow moneros were minted in the .1 denominations and another 300 rainbow moneros were minted in the .25 denomination. 600 total rainbow moneros in 2020. Fun fact about those is that they came with an easter egg if you purchased a roll of 20 coins. The very first front holo rainbow monero coins were given to those lucky enough to buy rolls. There is only a mintage of 15 in the .1 denomination and 15 in the .25 denomination. Many people aren't aware that these coins exist because they were never mentioned in the release  of the coins. They are among the rarest Lealana monero coins in 2020.


https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/lealana/2020-1-monero-lealana-copper-nickel/229221?sn=916434&h=pop

Here is a picture of 1 on PCGS. You will recognize the difference because its the only one with what looks like it has faint Writing and symbolism on the front.

[raghavsood]

Haha, okay okay. Here is another, in 2020 Lealana released a series on Monero coins. The 2020 Monero coins had a rainbow series. 300 rainbow moneros were minted in the .1 denominations and another 300 rainbow moneros were minted in the .25 denomination. 600 total rainbow moneros in 2020. Fun fact about those is that they came with an easter egg if you purchase a roll of 20 coins. The very first front holo rainbow monero coins were given to those lucky enough to buy rolls. There is only a mintage of 15 in the .1 denomination and 15 in the .25 denomination. Many people aren't aware that these coins exist because they were never mentioned in the release  of the coins. They are among the rarest Lealana monero coins in 2020.


https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/lealana/2020-1-monero-lealana-copper-nickel/229221?sn=916434&h=pop

Here is a picture of 1 on PCGS. You will recognize the difference because its the only one with what looks like it has faint Writing and symbolism on the front.

Interesting indeed - please select a number!

[Vip_Bitcoins]

Number 2 please! Or any available  Thank you!