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February 25, 2015, 01:37:22 AM
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Get to the 1BTC Physical Bitcoin first, crack the vault and you get to keep it!

NaSCasino is running an exciting bitcoin treasure hunt. Participants in the bitcoin treasure hunt are invited to find 3 digital bitcoins virtually hidden across the globe. The respective locations of the coins need to be deduced from 3 visual clues. All 3 coin images are required to solve this puzzle in order to unlock the 1BTC Physical Bitcoin from its Vault.

The clues are now available on http://casino.newsandscore.com/nascasino-bitcoin-treasure-hunt. Feel free to repost clues and tips on this thread.

Updates
1st Clue has been solved - Well Done The Young Turk
2nd Clue has been solved - Well Done Wendigo
3rd Clue has been solved - Well Done micaman

Now that all three virtual coins have been found, the clue to unlock the bitcoin is now available on http://casino.newsandscore.com/nascasino-bitcoin-treasure-hunt

make sure you comply with the terms and conditions when attempting to claim the prize, as your answer will be void if you havent met the t&c's and the next answer will be taken

How do I claim the 1BTC Physical bitcoin?
Bitcoin Treasure Hunters can claim the 1BTC Physical Bitcoin by providing the solution on the public bitcointalk forum on this thread.

Who is in possession of the physical coin?
The physical bitcoin which will go to the 1st Treasure Hunter to solve the puzzle, is currently locked in an electronic vault on the Isle of Man where TGBEX are based. The coin which was produced by TGBEX will be shipped to the lucky Treasure Hunter who knows how to open the vault, via courier, and of course free of charge. If for some bizarre reason you do not want the coin, you can opt to receive 1BTC electronically to the wallet of your choice. Physical bitcoins in various denominations can be bought from TGBEX on www.tgbex.com

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So there are 3 clues. We have so solve all 3 clues in order to get the 1BTC? Are the clues on the moving GIF?
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What does that mean?

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You require a password/code of 9 charachters - x x x x x x x x x

The name of the places must match the password?
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the first one is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet called lambda so is the answer mythology  
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the first one is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet called lambda so is the answer mythology  

The answer has to be a location.

Turns out the symbol Lambda also represents Longitude. So the numbers 22528587 could be coordinates of longitude of some sort.
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do we have to work it out in order ?
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February 25, 2015, 08:27:16 AM
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Beatles yellow submarine - Abbey Road or Apple Records?

What's that last image a mechanical computer?
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February 25, 2015, 08:28:12 AM
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Location 2 - Liverpool
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Location 3 - Cambridge
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The last one seems to be a mechanism of some sort
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February 25, 2015, 09:10:56 AM
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So there are 3 clues. We have so solve all 3 clues in order to get the 1BTC? Are the clues on the moving GIF?

Yes there are 3 clues. Each clue relates to the location of a "virtual coin". once these locations have been found we post images of the virtual coins. You need these 3 coins before you can solve the puzzle for the physical bitcoin.

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February 25, 2015, 09:12:32 AM
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What does that mean?

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You require a password/code of 9 charachters - x x x x x x x x x

The name of the places must match the password?

the 9 character phrase is to unlock the vault containing the physical bitcoin

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February 25, 2015, 09:14:31 AM
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Location 1- Athens because of the Greek letters and origin of numbers
Location 2- Liverpool because Thad where the Beatles formed their group
Location 3- Cambridge because that's where the first computer was??


Last answer was based from Wendigo of I win I'll share btc with you xD
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February 25, 2015, 09:14:48 AM
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the first one is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet called lambda so is the answer mythology  

Lambda is correct -

CLUE: (crack the code below the lambda symbol first for it to make more sense)

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the first one is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet called lambda so is the answer mythology  

The answer has to be a location.

Turns out the symbol Lambda also represents Longitude. So the numbers 22528587 could be coordinates of longitude of some sort.

No it is not coordinates.

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do we have to work the out in order ?

unable to answer this question, I would a require more specific question.

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Steve do the names of the locations have to be exactly 9 characters long because that's what I gathered from your post on the casino site?
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Beatles yellow submarine - Abbey Road or Apple Records?

You are looking for a location and yes its a mechanical computer

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Location 2 - Liverpool

Nope sorry, I can tell you that the location is more specific than that. Ie. Wembley Stadium or Trafalgar Square

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Beatles yellow submarine - Abbey Road or Apple Records?

You are looking for a location and yes its a mechanical computer


I think it's Charles Babbage device.
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