Topic: [INFO]-Crypto Stamps- Collectable Blockchain postage stamps - page 69. (Read 31339 times)

   I only ordered a few.....5 on my first order...then 20 on the second order. So I did not go crazy at all.

   Tonight I will jot down exactly what I found and place it here.   

Did you have the time to scan the QR-code?

Curious!

Good luck!

Good luck with that. If i had know prices would skyrocket like they have, i would have bought a few hundred.

This is almost as fun as opening baseball packs.

Received two seperate shipments of stamps...one had the yellow attachment cardboard on all stamps and the other did not..just stamps...I wonder why?

   Anyway..need to find time to see what colors i got...if any!

Well, well, after thinking and trying a bit further I discover the writer of this article has 2 red OCS stamps in his wallet, well done! 

I'm beginning to think when buying an OCS stamp that:
or:
- the right part is removed, thereby maybe only the left part (post stamp €6,90) is shipped

Since:


or:
- the right part looks differently

or:
- it just comes in the 2 parts,
since the seed phrase [2] belongs to the first wallet (OnChain-Shop) address [3] IF the asset is linked to that address.

When the asset is linked to another wallet during purchase, you cannot do anything anymore with the address [3]
and seed phrase [2] hidden under the scratch fields, so the codes [2] & [3] on the second part don't matter anymore.
The first address contains 0 Crypto stamp and the asset can then only be moved by its new owner through his (ETH) wallet...

Sorry for thinking too much out loud here  

Can't wait to discover its true nature!

That is a Hodler item for sure.

Yeah I got lucky that the buyer was willing to give one up!

And now you are a proud owner of one of three? Congratulations! 

Indeed, the link provided by krogothmanhattan
contains the information how this is done!
https://hackernoon.com/the-first-blockchain-stamp-in-the-world-and-what-is-means-f6f777838370?gi=848be9321b3b

They were actually pre-determined by the contract. That's how someone was able to "game the system" and buy all three red OCS stamps.

The colours of OCS stamps are randomly picked, so I've been told

Read into it what you will, but this is from Andreas Petersson, who was part of the Cryptostamps project:



Rough translation: "the OCS stamps are much rarer than the red ones and should be part of a complete collection." You're right, he's not saying that they will have a different appearance. I guess we'll see.


Only one. I managed to snag it from opensea.


Thanks!! That'd be pretty sweet. I will sit on it until we at least can confirm the details of how the OCS stamps differ from the others, if at all.

You mean the 5000 stamps I bought are not arriving! Oh no!

But seriously, I hope my measly few that I bought will arrive safe and sound!

Had one ebay purchase that ended in Missouri instead of NYC...and yes it was registered! 

Where did you get the info that this stamp will have a different appearance? Not what I heard, but then again, some of the info from the Austrian post offices were totally wrong, so maybe same here.
Do you own all three? - I heard they were all bought by one person, lol.
If you want to know the value, put it in auction and roll the advertisement roll for it so interested people will bid. Good luck. 
My personal guess for value would be in the 1.5 - 4 BTC range. Possibly more. Have fun.


Regarding the physical stamps I got some additional info: They are oversold. Meaning the Austrian post didn't keep proper track of their stock and sold more stamps online thaAn they can deliver. Now they are sending out emails to big buyers to tell them they cannot fulfill their whole order.

Got my shipping confirmation today (order placed on the 18th) 

Look at the current eBay prices for the red stamps. I think you can do the math for a limited 1 of 3 stamp .

Any estimates as to the value of a red OCS stamp, since there are only three that exist? I heard that the OCS stamps will have a different physical appearance from the other 149,500 crypto stamps. A "1 of 3" stamp from the Austrian Post Office should be super valuable, no?

Hooray - mine arrived today
2 black
1 green

Excellent link! Thanks!

Need to read it 2-3 times or more, but there seems to be indeed a difference between the OnChain ones and the others.
Also, it is not clear if the OnChain ones look different, I'm still waiting for mine, so I don't know at the moment...

So, if I'm correct, each stamp of the 149,500 is sold with it's wallet aside to its physical stamp-part.
To start with selling digitally, you'll need to scratch...

1 of the 500 OnChain stamps is already in the buyer's wallet, and can already be sold through for example Metamask to another address,
without scratching, since it is already digitally.

(The first one who lets the stamp ship to his address, had the physical form, this doesn't have to be the first owner,
it only can happen once though)

Here is the text you'll get when entering 1 of the 500 OnChain assets on https://crypto.post.at/CS1/... (asset):

" ... TRANSFER YOUR CRYPTO STAMP:
As the owner of this crypto stamp, you can transfer this asset to any wallet. You can use the following form for this. The transaction is created in your browser and only passed in encrypted form to the blockchain. Important: Please make sure that the receiver wallet can handle at least ERC-20 tokens, ideally also with ERC-721.
Start transaction ... "

Which is a difference when entering 1 of the 149,500:

" ... TRANSFER YOUR CRYPTO STAMP:
This crypto stamp was bought with a paper wallet. To transfer them to another wallet - for example, the one you already use - you can use the code located on the right part of the mark under Rubbelfeld [3] to start the transfer here.
As the owner of this crypto stamp, you can transfer this asset to any wallet. You can use the following form for this. The transaction is created in your browser and only passed in encrypted form to the blockchain. Important: Please make sure that the receiver wallet can handle at least ERC-20 tokens, ideally also with ERC-721.
Start transaction ... "

In this case the owner of 1 of the 500 OnChain stamps should be able to sell it twice (physically and digitally)
if he lets it send physically to his address.

I do wonder what happens if it is sold already digitally, and when the physical owner scratches the scratch part 
Perhaps they come without scratch part 

So, the stamps for sale on opensea.io would be or the scratched physical ones, transferred digitally, or 1 of the 500 (without scratching)...

All really simple isn't it!