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legendary
Activity: 2520
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The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
 Everyone is going crazy for FDC and first day cancelled stamps.

 In Philately we call them CTO Cancelled To Order. They were never really genuinly used thru the postage system...in other words..never used for what they were intended...mailed to someone.

  I as a pure Philatelist..prefer used genuinly. I would recommend people who are serious to do the same. I just nabbed one below and as you can see...its the real deal.

legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
None come with certificates...you need to certify them seperatly
jr. member
Activity: 102
Merit: 6

Does all the FDC set come with the certificate as shown in the second ebay listing or are these super rare?/any one got info?
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
So there IS ETH loaded on to these cards? I was told there is not. How much? Obviously I am far out of the loop on these, apologies! Thx!

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/06/21/austrias-post-office-tokenizes-rare-stamps-on-ethereums-blockchain-in-a-worlds-first


Christmas has come early for collectors who have been rushing to get their hands on what may be the rarest stamp of all, 1,500 red ones issued by Austria’s post office with 0.001666666 ETH contained in each of them.

Soooo only the red ones have loaded eth value? Forgive my ignorance and thanks!

All have same...I just copied and pasted the first paragraph to show you loaded amount.
newbie
Activity: 63
Merit: 0
All have something like 0.001666 eth in to cover the fees to transfer to another wallet/ownership I think
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
So there IS ETH loaded on to these cards? I was told there is not. How much? Obviously I am far out of the loop on these, apologies! Thx!

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/06/21/austrias-post-office-tokenizes-rare-stamps-on-ethereums-blockchain-in-a-worlds-first


Christmas has come early for collectors who have been rushing to get their hands on what may be the rarest stamp of all, 1,500 red ones issued by Austria’s post office with 0.001666666 ETH contained in each of them.

Soooo only the red ones have loaded eth value? Forgive my ignorance and thanks!
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
So there IS ETH loaded on to these cards? I was told there is not. How much? Obviously I am far out of the loop on these, apologies! Thx!

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/06/21/austrias-post-office-tokenizes-rare-stamps-on-ethereums-blockchain-in-a-worlds-first


Christmas has come early for collectors who have been rushing to get their hands on what may be the rarest stamp of all, 1,500 red ones issued by Austria’s post office with 0.001666666 ETH contained in each of them.
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
So there IS ETH loaded on to these cards? I was told there is not. How much? Obviously I am far out of the loop on these, apologies! Thx!
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Be aware...since these cancelled stamps and first day covers are commanding such high prices...its a matter if time they will be forged. Its an age odl dillema in philately and classic example was
Sperati. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_de_Sperati

    I have used in the past the American Philatelic Society and the Philatelic Foundation to have rare stamps certified. And trust me...fakes were found that looked as real as the genuine stamp or genuine cancel....or reperforated...or repaired.

   Always reach out to them first prior to sending anything.

   http://www.philatelicfoundation.org/
   https://stamps.org/

    Also hodl on to your receipts.  That might help with provenance...but not 100% either
    
Right, we all know the ETH adress of the austrian post so all public adress are known : it seems possible.
But you would also have to match with the real private keys which is impossible as they are hidden.

We could imagine a counterfeiter buying a red one, then getting access to the private key then minting a bunch of copies.

Looks definitly a joke


  Ok since you changed whatever you said before...lets play this scenario...which is very doable.

  I find a red stamp that has been online somewhere....here for example on this forum being sodl in an auction. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/auction-austria-post-crypto-stamps-full-set-all-the-colours-5165588

  J1TDs   https://crypto.post.at/CS1/J1TDs

  I replicate the red stamp and use the same identifying code numbers to ID it as a red stamp online thru their Austrians Postoffice website.

  I could not care less what is under the stamp scratch off.

   NOBODY will be redeeming the pittance of Ethereum underneath. That would destroy the value of the Stamp.

   So not only is it doable, but very easily replicated without having to worry about your blockchain remarks.

   And as a collector of these stamps, I can tell  ya...will never redeem...and  I guarantee any collector will not either.

   I have seen a red stamp go for over $2200 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Crypto-Stamp-ROT-RED-Limited-Edition-Postfrisch-Briefmarke-Ethereum/143324560751?hash=item215ecf3d6f:g:EpYAAOSwYd1dJLaM

   That my friend will attract sharks from miles around looking for a bite into something that juicy. Wink

    Its not a matter of if, but a matter of time and when.  Wink

  

 
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Be aware...since these cancelled stamps and first day covers are commanding such high prices...its a matter if time they will be forged. Its an age odl dillema in philately and classic example was
Sperati. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_de_Sperati

    I have used in the past the American Philatelic Society and the Philatelic Foundation to have rare stamps certified. And trust me...fakes were found that looked as real as the genuine stamp or genuine cancel....or reperforated...or repaired.

   Always reach out to them first prior to sending anything.

   http://www.philatelicfoundation.org/
   https://stamps.org/

    Also hodl on to your receipts.  That might help with provenance...but not 100% either
    

Can't fake them.
It's on ETH blockchain, how do you fake a blockchain?

You can not fake a blockchain so these stamps will never be counterfeit.

Not the stamps....the cancellations on the stamps!

I was referring to cancelled stamps and first day covers! Roll Eyes

What do they have in common? They are cancelled or stamped

And guess what...yes they can be forged or faked.

jr. member
Activity: 32
Merit: 1
Be aware...since these cancelled stamps and first day covers are commanding such high prices...its a matter if time they will be forged. Its an age odl dillema in philately and classic example was
Sperati. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_de_Sperati

    I have used in the past the American Philatelic Society and the Philatelic Foundation to have rare stamps certified. And trust me...fakes were found that looked as real as the genuine stamp or genuine cancel....or reperforated...or repaired.

   Always reach out to them first prior to sending anything.

   http://www.philatelicfoundation.org/
   https://stamps.org/

    Also hodl on to your receipts.  That might help with provenance...but not 100% either
    
Right, we all know the ETH adress of the austrian post so all public adress are known : it seems possible.
But you would also have to match with the real private keys which is impossible as they are hidden.

We could imagine a counterfeiter buying a red one, then getting access to the private key then minting a bunch of copies.

Looks definitly a joke
sr. member
Activity: 1928
Merit: 354
I save everything, original packaging with shipping info yadda yadda.....total geek when it comes to that,  Krogo's absolutely right when it comes to that.  Smiley

legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
 Be aware...since these cancelled stamps and first day covers are commanding such high prices...its a matter if time they will be forged. Its an age odl dillema in philately and classic example was
Sperati. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_de_Sperati

    I have used in the past the American Philatelic Society and the Philatelic Foundation to have rare stamps certified. And trust me...fakes were found that looked as real as the genuine stamp or genuine cancel....or reperforated...or repaired.

   Always reach out to them first prior to sending anything.

   http://www.philatelicfoundation.org/
   https://stamps.org/

    Also hodl on to your receipts.  That might help with provenance...but not 100% either
    
legendary
Activity: 2114
Merit: 1403
Disobey.
They have the First Day Issue stamped right on them...just no paper stuck to them.....still a First Day Issue, same as, maybe rarer?
Might be rarer. I talked quite a bit to some of the officials and the current consensus is that they cannot give exact numbers.
I explained to them that it would benefit them and all serious collectors if they were to release some official numbers and that it should at least be possible to get some good estimates by just counting all their online orders.
So let's see.

FDCs and and first day stamped "normal" are probably both pretty rare. Today I got the info that there are different types of FDCs out there.

Could you catch some rare yellow and red, Fattcatt?
member
Activity: 275
Merit: 72
cryptoenthusiast, artist, BTC propagandist!
It is a first day 11 6 '19 stamp but a different stamp then the FDC's

Here are the 2 examples, the second one is mostly found without paper:
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But a full set is as rare as the FDC. Most people ordered unstamped ones
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 8
It is a first day 11 6 '19 stamp but a different stamp then the FDC's

Here are the 2 examples, the second one is mostly found without paper:
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sr. member
Activity: 1928
Merit: 354
They have the First Day Issue stamped right on them...just no paper stuck to them.....still a First Day Issue, same as, maybe rarer?
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 8
Yep, got one too, just like that!

They are different from the FDC's, curious how much there were made off!
sr. member
Activity: 1928
Merit: 354
I put in an order for First Day Stamped stamps...they arrived today. They're stamped with a date  on the credit card plastic, there's NO paper affixed to it. Did anyone else get any of these?


legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Wonderful! Miss the BTC logo though, but otherwise it is really cool!

BTC would be really really cool!!! But I guess they would have to use some sort of lightning network and the loaded amount would be more likely

10 Satoshi :-D

  Any amount of Satoshi is good as long as its loaded and Bitcoin IMO.
  Instead of password encrypted they can use the scratchoff for the private key. All on the one stamp.

   So far the Gibraltar and Austria stamps...the redemption qr codes have not been on the stamp itself...but on the selvage or a breakaway part of the stamp.

    By placing BOTH the public and private keys on the stamp itself that would make it a first in the annals of philately. Wink
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