2024 We Are All Satoshi Limited Edition Collectible (10,000 Available WORLDWIDE)

[Boringcollectibles]

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Own a Piece of Crypto History: Limited Edition Satoshi Nakamoto Collectible – Only 10,000 will Ever be Minted!

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Order Your Satoshi Collectible Now and Secure Your Place in the Blockchain Revolution - Supplies are limited, and inventory will sell out FAST!

With fewer than 10,000 available worldwide, these collectibles are selling faster than a block is hashed! Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the crypto revolution!
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Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

You are — when you peer into this collectible, you may see yourself staring back from under Nakamoto’s hood. This 1oz silver proof piece is a tribute not only to Satoshi, but to the first statue, erected in Budapest in 2021, in honor of Bitcoin’s mysterious founder. With his face made of mirrored brass, the statue reminds visitors of an important idea — We are all Satoshi. Among the greatest mysteries of the millennium, Satoshi’s true identity has never been confirmed despite multiple attempts by investigators around the world. In 2008, he published the Bitcoin Whitepaper, setting in motion not only Bitcoin, but the entire cryptocurrency and blockchain movement and the technical advancements accompanying it. The smallest unit of Bitcoin, the Satoshi, is named after him. Like physical silver, privately controlled BTC such as that contained with the coin, is a bearer asset. Just like the ownership of silver is determined by its physical possession, the ownership of bitcoin is determined by knowledge of the private key by which it can be moved. The private key associated with each coin is enclosed under a secure tamper-proof hologram and stored nowhere else. As such, each Satoshi collectible is an absolute title to the ownership of silver, Bitcoin, and a beautiful limited-edition collectible. Satoshi Nakamoto Initial 2024 1oz Silver Bitcoin-Infused coin.


Behold, the Satoshi Nakamoto Coin – a masterpiece where traditional numismatics meets cutting-edge cryptocurrency:

• Minted from 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver, each coin is a tangible work of art.
• Loaded with 50,000 Satoshi's, giving you a physical stake in the digital gold rush.
• Each coin features a unique, tamper-evident hologram ensuring authenticity.
• Comes in a sleek, protective case perfect for display or secure storage.
• Includes a detailed certificate of authenticity and ownership.

Why Buy?

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• Rarity: With only 10,000 coins minted, your Satoshi Coin is rarer than most altcoins on the market. As demand grows, so does your coin's potential value.
• Collectability: Perfect for both crypto enthusiasts and numismatists, this coin bridges the gap between digital and physical collecting. It's not just a coin; it's a conversation piece and a slice of financial history.
• Investment Potential: Holding 50,000 Satoshi's, your coin's value is tied to Bitcoin's performance. As crypto adoption grows, so could your investment.
• Educational Tool: Use your Satoshi Coin to explain cryptocurrency to friends and family. It's the perfect tangible representation of digital value.
• Gift of the Future: Looking for a unique gift? Give someone special a piece of the financial revolution.

Be Part Of The Satoshi Story https://specialoffer.boringcollectibles.com/landing



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SUBJECT: 2024 We Are All Satoshi Limited Edition Collectible (2,500 Available WORLDWIDE)

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Order Your Satoshi Collectible Now and Secure Your Place in the Blockchain Revolution - Supplies are limited, and inventory will sell out FAST!

With fewer than 2,500 available worldwide, these collectibles are selling faster than a block is hashed! Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the crypto revolution!
Order Your Piece of Crypto History Now!

Get Details Here:
https://www.boringcollectibles.com/
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

You are — when you peer into this collectible, you may see yourself staring back from under Nakamoto’s hood. This 1oz silver proof piece is a tribute not only to Satoshi, but to the first statue, erected in Budapest in 2021, in honor of Bitcoin’s mysterious founder. With his face made of mirrored brass, the statue reminds visitors of an important idea — We are all Satoshi. Among the greatest mysteries of the millennium, Satoshi’s true identity has never been confirmed despite multiple attempts by investigators around the world. In 2008, he published the Bitcoin Whitepaper, setting in motion not only Bitcoin, but the entire cryptocurrency and blockchain movement and the technical advancements accompanying it. The smallest unit of Bitcoin, the Satoshi, is named after him. Like physical silver, privately controlled BTC such as that contained with the coin, is a bearer asset. Just like the ownership of silver is determined by its physical possession, the ownership of bitcoin is determined by knowledge of the private key by which it can be moved. The private key associated with each coin is enclosed under a secure tamper-proof hologram and stored nowhere else. As such, each Satoshi collectible is an absolute title to the ownership of silver, Bitcoin, and a beautiful limited-edition collectible. Satoshi Nakamoto Initial 2024 1oz Silver Bitcoin-Infused coin.


Behold, the Satoshi Nakamoto Coin – a masterpiece where traditional numismatics meets cutting-edge cryptocurrency:

• Minted from 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver, each coin is a tangible work of art.
• Loaded with 50,000 Satoshi's, giving you a physical stake in the digital gold rush.
• Each coin features a unique, tamper-evident hologram ensuring authenticity.
• Comes in a sleek, protective case perfect for display or secure storage.
• Includes a detailed certificate of authenticity and ownership.

Why Buy?

​

• Rarity: With only 2,500 coins minted, your Satoshi Coin is rarer than most altcoins on the market. As demand grows, so does your coin's potential value.
• Collectability: Perfect for both crypto enthusiasts and numismatists, this coin bridges the gap between digital and physical collecting. It's not just a coin; it's a conversation piece and a slice of financial history.
• Investment Potential: Holding 50,000 Satoshi's, your coin's value is tied to Bitcoin's performance. As crypto adoption grows, so could your investment.
• Educational Tool: Use your Satoshi Coin to explain cryptocurrency to friends and family. It's the perfect tangible representation of digital value.
• Gift of the Future: Looking for a unique gift? Give someone special a piece of the financial revolution.

Be Part Of The Satoshi Story https://www.boringcollectibles.com/

[minerjones]

How were the private keys generated for these coins?

[owlcatz]

How were the private keys generated for these coins?

Yeah, that ^^^^^.... Kinda surprised nobody has asked anything here yet about this newbie/seller...
Also...

10,000 coins minted x 50k sats per coin ~ $379,00.00  == 4.997BTC (not including the 30 USD+ of silver per round(?)!!

(Unless my quickie internet maths are mistaken ofc, anyone pls point out if so)?

Are you really pouring that much money in silver, AND almost 5 BTC into this venture? Or have you already?

What's under the holo? QR Code? PK? ...

... Inquiring minds need to know these details, else you may not fare well here.

[Rymaster]

I wish there was more info on these coins. They look great and I would love to get one but the lack of some questions being answered has me hesitant.

[MoparMiningLLC]

also the OP says 10k available worldwide - the site linked states only 2500 available world wide - huge difference in mintage.

you also have to give it your name and email to order (I gave it joe@gmail.com) the landing page for ordering now says 10k will be minted.

This presents a conflict even within their own site.

website:



order page:



the cost is 169.99 per coin. The QR code on the back appears to be a legacy bitcoin address.

[minerjones]

More conflict, as the page you show has a price of $169.99 while their main page prices them at $209-$239  

https://boringcollectibles.com/product/we-are-all-satoshi-limited-edition-1oz-silver-medallion-collectible-crypto-cold-wallet/

[MoparMiningLLC]

I got it! there are "2" coins - one with mintage of 2500 and costs 209-239 - then the one with 10k mintage is 169....

right? lol um no. The site is full of errors - this stinks of a cash grab and run scheme.

[guy369]

Boring collectible alright.

[ChiBitCTy]

Likelihood of scam, 9.999/10.  

 @moparminingLLC their 10k pages of disclaimers clearly states that they are under NO obligation to keep website details current/up to date, information accurate, details that are incorrect are just that and that they are under no obligation of any kind!   This all follows a similar pattern of rug pull websites of past I’ve dug in to.

https://boringcollectibles.com/terms-and-conditions/

This company runs under an LLC “D2PC” (license to butt fuck you with little or most likely zero legal ramifications possible under law) . It was created in March of 2024- “ The Registered Agent on file for this company is Registered Agent Solutions, Inc” -  https://www.bizapedia.com/nv/d2pc-llc.html

The only link not broken to any outside social media is Facebook- https://facebook.com/61567632179446/ (is this an all Hindi/Indian outside of some English?  Also I don’t have Facebook or that app so removed an “m.” Before the letters “facebook” in the url , thought maybe it would turn to a U.S./English created /directed site, but changed nothing.  I’m sure they are US based like all their info says, and not scamming out of India. Also assume that’s why shipping takes several weeks (something like 14-21 days is listed ). Just extra quality care not the fact that they are shipping from abroad.

They list their address using Sunshine Minting’s addy. Didn’t check phone number but I assume it’s the same. Their website states ..



I will contact Sunshine for confirmation of this/general inquiry

I’m sure there’s an easy way to scan a photos QR code from “within” but I am tech stoopid and don’t know how, anyone able to get a read on any of these? (Only w mobile atm)
 






But yeah…All seems legit and checks out


FYI account was last active ..yesterday!…hence monitoring but not addressing anything.

[Kazkaz27]

I have enough information to say the odds of this being a scam are 1 in 10 versus 9 in 10. Some of you are very quick to call something a scam, although you are good at pointing out inconsistencies, which I think is adequate and fair to do. I'm not personally a part of this project but do know the person behind it. I have done thousands of dollars in dealings with him. He is good in my book. This isn't my endorsement; it's just me saying let's not jump to conclusions. I'm sure there will be a response soon. I support any member who wants to play detective. But before something is actually a scam, it must genuinely end up being one. If you call out a scam 10 times, you're bound to be right about one of them. Historically, 10 to 12% of makers have turned out to have some sort of problem that led to compromised keys.

[Cryptogreatdane]

This guy is well known on our physicals facebook page. Cant speak to his key generation just his time in participating in the community. He had wanted for awhile to attempt to do a post on the forum but was unsure how to navigate. Hes an older computer guy working with his son. I feel confident saying he deserves a fair shot being vetted. The coins are beautiful and he put a lot of work into this. I will reach out and see about getting info regarding production.

[MoparMiningLLC]

I didnt call it a scam - simply pointed out all the inconsistencies between the post/website/cart concerning the qty minted and the prices.

Scam or not - the issues need to be addressed - they come here and do not address them?

[Cryptogreatdane]

I didnt call it a scam - simply pointed out all the inconsistencies between the post/website/cart concerning the qty minted and the prices.

Scam or not - the issues need to be addressed - they come here and do not address them?

Yup, valid points. I told him to make sure he came to the forum prepared. It would be rough, lol. Hopefully he can get all the info out there. I really do like his coins.

[Boringcollectibles]

How were the private keys generated for these coins?

First off, I would like to apologize to you, and to the entire bitcoin talk community that has been neglected within this post. I will systematically and thoroughly answer all your questions today, as posted on this thread. Second, I would like Thank you specifically, minerjones, for this excellent question. We purchased the components for a PC without operating system, including all brand-new parts such as hard drive mother board, RAM, CPU and Case. These individual parts were never touched or utilized outside of our supply chain. We installed a certified copy of an operating system from an original OEM source. Additionally, A Software Development Interface, Hash Verified and trusted, was installed using a USB stick that was brand new and trusted. Once built, we utilized this machine, AIR GAPPED from the internet at all times and has NEVER been connected to ANY network infrastructure Including LAN, Wireless, Cellular and Bluetooth. This PC was connected to an industrial printer, a keyboard, mouse, and monitor only. NO OTHER PEREPHREALS are connected.  The software built was designed to use BIP32 to create private key/public key pairs. both keys were generated as QR Code, with the private key NEVER being exposed in a directly human readable manor. They Private Key is produced as a QR Code ONLY, NEVER in its original, character-based form. The Public key is placed in s Spreadsheet in order to Load the bitcoin wallet. Once all wallet balances were verified, the spreadsheet was destroyed. This PC has now been DoD 5220.22-M Wiped of all data. This DOD standard ensures the data from this drive can NEVER be reconstructed.

[Boringcollectibles]

How were the private keys generated for these coins?

Yeah, that ^^^^^.... Kinda surprised nobody has asked anything here yet about this newbie/seller...
Also...

10,000 coins minted x 50k sats per coin ~ $379,00.00  == 4.997BTC (not including the 30 USD+ of silver per round(?)!!

(Unless my quickie internet maths are mistaken ofc, anyone pls point out if so)?

Are you really pouring that much money in silver, AND almost 5 BTC into this venture? Or have you already?

What's under the holo? QR Code? PK? ...

... Inquiring minds need to know these details, else you may not fare well here.

Thank you for an Excellent Question, and I Apologize for the delayed Response! The reverse of each coin bears a Double Hologram, the first Always Exposed Hologram the Public Key QR Code, which is self-destructing and tamper resistant. Peeling the first layer of the hologram reveals the Private Key for the Wallet, in QR form. These keys exist on each coin individually and is NOT RECORDED ANYWHERE ELSE. The Private Key is designed to remain concealed until redemption of the wallet value is made by the holder of the physical coin. There is NO OTHER WAY to obtain the Private Key / Public Key Pair from these coins, other than being the PHYSICAL HOLDER of the coin.

[MoparMiningLLC]

maybe explain what process is used to generate the private keys?

There have been many new makers who say the same as you but then it turns out they are using a program on a pc that is openly connected to the net. Or they have used a website - or worse things as well.

Can you address the discrepancies concerning the mintage and prices?

[Kazkaz27]

“I will systematically and thoroughly answer all your questions today, as posted on this thread.”

Not sure if you noticed this, let him respond to the first 3 replies you made on his post. Don't derail him.

maybe explain what process is used to generate the private keys?

There have been many new makers who say the same as you but then it turns out they are using a program on a pc that is openly connected to the net. Or they have used a website - or worse things as well.

Can you address the discrepancies concerning the mintage and prices?

Ask him more please, just respectively. He's already been asked part of what your asking and actively answering everyones concerns 1 by 1. I'm sure he will acknowledge it once he gets to it and answer it.

[Boringcollectibles]

maybe explain what process is used to generate the private keys?

There have been many new makers who say the same as you but then it turns out they are using a program on a pc that is openly connected to the net. Or they have used a website - or worse things as well.

Can you address the discrepancies concerning the mintage and prices?

Sure, Thank you! Without leaking our "Secret Sauce", Our Sofware was developed IN HOUSE, and is based on EXACT standards - we LITERALLY RE WROTE LIBRARIES FROM ONE SCREEN TO THE OTHER. This was a manual, tedious, and annoying process, but we understand this as the ONLY WAY to be 100% confident in our security, and the privacy of these coins. Although I cannot unfortunately "Prove it" to you, I assure you, the machine used has NEVER been, and NEVER WILL BE, connected to the internet. The Hard drive and software for creating THIS SPECIFIC MINTAGE OF COINS HAS BEED DoD 5220.22-M WIPED.

[Boringcollectibles]

How were the private keys generated for these coins?

Yeah, that ^^^^^.... Kinda surprised nobody has asked anything here yet about this newbie/seller...
Also...

10,000 coins minted x 50k sats per coin ~ $379,00.00  == 4.997BTC (not including the 30 USD+ of silver per round(?)!!

(Unless my quickie internet maths are mistaken ofc, anyone pls point out if so)?

Are you really pouring that much money in silver, AND almost 5 BTC into this venture? Or have you already?

What's under the holo? QR Code? PK? ...

... Inquiring minds need to know these details, else you may not fare well here.

Thank you for your post, I apologies for not responding in a timely manner. The Mintage has been adjusted from 10,000 to 2,500 coins, which was a decision made following a test offer made to a small group of early adopters and partners. After this offer, the mintage was further limited, and everyone who had received that offer was notified. We made the mistake of assuming that the offer was no longer public, and that data would no longer be available to researching parties. This was an oversight on our part and has led to confusion. We are truly sorry for this. The correct mintage is as follows:

1,250 1 oz FUNDED .999 Silver Coins Minted
1,250 1oz UNFUNDED .999 Silver Coins Minted.

These coins were minted by the Sunshine Mint in Nevada, after all 2500 coins are sold, This Coin WILL NOT be further minted.

EDITIED TO CORRECT MINTAGE

[Boringcollectibles]

I wish there was more info on these coins. They look great and I would love to get one but the lack of some questions being answered has me hesitant.

Thank you for your message. I apologize for the delayed response and appreciate your inquiry. Information related to the coin can be found on our website, www.boringcollectibles.com. This is our official website, and official offer for the public. The funded coin is a limited mintage of 1,250 coins in troy oz of pure silver, The unfunded coin is the same, however it DOES NOT CONTAIN BITCOIN. These coins are intended to be used as not only a tributary coin, a work of art, and a limited-edition investible asset; it is also a physical bitcoin wallet - It is as secure in such a way that the only access to the contained value, is through physical redemption of the self-destructing hologram on each coin.

EDITIED TO CORRECT MINTAGE