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Topic: [INFO] EBAY bitcoin/cryptocurrency finds!!! (Read 5783 times)

copper member
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Eclipse™ Experimental Cryptographic Technology
September 27, 2024, 09:43:07 AM
which one of you lucky dogs bought this ! i missed it by minuets they were basically given away for free =(

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116338597233?


edit:  isn't the buyer funded black firstbits like 1 of 10 coins?!!?? )

This set was a steal, 1Btc black bits coins are better then all random black bits.

The encyclopedia says its 1/10 but the real number is higher, there are more in circulation.
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Holder of last resort
September 26, 2024, 12:17:07 PM
which one of you lucky dogs bought this ! i missed it by minuets they were basically given away for free =(

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116338597233?


edit:  isn't the buyer funded black firstbits like 1 of 10 coins?!!?? )




HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!! IS THAT EVEN REAL LIFE?!?!?!?!?!?!!?
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September 26, 2024, 08:50:40 AM
which one of you lucky dogs bought this ! i missed it by minuets they were basically given away for free =(

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116338597233?


edit:  isn't the buyer funded black firstbits like 1 of 10 coins?!!?? )
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₿IT VIP COINS CEO
legendary
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Ok so whats up with this magazine? does anyone own one and what is the article on
world currency about? I guess its about digital currencies which was a bit groundbreaking
thinking back in 1988.

Can someone tell me why this is a Bitcoin or Crypto collectible?

Here is a link to an excerpt from the magazine for your review...  Sure sounds like Bitcoin!


https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/flashback-1988-get-ready-world-currency-2018-magazine-pharms-phd/

Thank you markinaz, to me the excerpt reads at times like the "Euro" than a decentralised,
open source global unit of exchange.
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Ok so whats up with this magazine? does anyone own one and what is the article on
world currency about? I guess its about digital currencies which was a bit groundbreaking
thinking back in 1988.

Can someone tell me why this is a Bitcoin or Crypto collectible?

Here is a link to an excerpt from the magazine for your review...  Sure sounds like Bitcoin!


https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/flashback-1988-get-ready-world-currency-2018-magazine-pharms-phd/
legendary
Activity: 2436
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The Economist Magazine 1988, Phoenix cover "Get ready for a world currency"

This is listed for ... $25,000 - is this just a speculative price? surely nobody is going
to go even close to that.

Ok so whats up with this magazine? does anyone own one and what is the article on
world currency about? I guess its about digital currencies which was a bit groundbreaking
thinking back in 1988.

Can someone tell me why this is a Bitcoin or Crypto collectible?
legendary
Activity: 3220
Merit: 1363
www.Crypto.Games: Multiple coins, multiple games
Some custom BTC BTC metal wallet cards listed on eBay, if anyone's interested...  Roll Eyes

Link to listing: https://www.ebay.com/itm/256524029779
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I’m not positive, but all signs are pointing to these listings being a scam, 1: they’re using eclipses photos and 3: the description looks sketch, even though the account has a lot of feedback and many items for sale. I’m interested in everybody else is input on this.

Links to two of the listings .
https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076799616

https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076857108

Yes these are posted quite frequently and are a scam. It’s not just crypto items but these are hacked eBay accounts that the seller uses to try get people to purchase the items outside of eBay and then never delivers the product. Stay away.

SP

I looked at account. He has over 100 items for sale in auctions ending at exactly the same time. All the items are rare and expensive. Its a bizarre mix of stuff. Definitely a cash grab scam. In 7 days this account is gone.
copper member
Activity: 424
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I’m not positive, but all signs are pointing to these listings being a scam, 1: they’re using eclipses photos and 3: the description looks sketch, even though the account has a lot of feedback and many items for sale. I’m interested in everybody else is input on this.

Links to two of the listings .
https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076799616

https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076857108

Yes these are posted quite frequently and are a scam. It’s not just crypto items but these are hacked eBay accounts that the seller uses to try get people to purchase the items outside of eBay and then never delivers the product. Stay away.

SP
copper member
Activity: 630
Merit: 113
I’m not positive, but all signs are pointing to these listings being a scam, 1: they’re using eclipses photos and 3: the description looks sketch, even though the account has a lot of feedback and many items for sale. I’m interested in everybody else is input on this.

Links to two of the listings .
https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076799616

https://www.ebay.com/itm/135076857108
copper member
Activity: 630
Merit: 113
WOW this polymerbit note might go for super cheap !  its no reserve with a few hours left and its at $1 !!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/285860888051?itmmeta=01HYGC6H10E7Y55SK7T23NP3H5&hash=item428ea2fdf3:g:dMsAAOSwpMdmKYWu
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Eclipse™ Experimental Cryptographic Technology
legendary
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I’ve purchased several from Mida - many of the earlier S1 error ones that sold for approx $450 US each - haven’t been bidding recently as the ones now are selling for $1600-$1800 (although they are higher grades - mine were more MS64-65).

I recently purchase a 5BTC from him outside eBay and paid directly with BTC - no issues at all so I think he is trustworthy. Seems his supply is getting low so may only have a few more coins for sale - they were really great specimens.

SP

I never personally understood as to why redeemed cas go for so much. Redeemed brass cas go for more than silver 2013 bf lealana which is nonsense. Silver > brass 24/7/365, but I guess some collectors don't see it this way.

Because no one wants coins that are stamped "BUYER FUNDED" Tongue

Not entirely correct, people still purchase "BUYER FUNDED" coins in large numbers. As of right now for LEALANA BF is about 70% of the market volume (excluding load value). People still want them although the purists may consider them to be less desirable.

I was being sarcastic..  Cheesy
copper member
Activity: 1098
Merit: 459
Eclipse™ Experimental Cryptographic Technology
I’ve purchased several from Mida - many of the earlier S1 error ones that sold for approx $450 US each - haven’t been bidding recently as the ones now are selling for $1600-$1800 (although they are higher grades - mine were more MS64-65).

I recently purchase a 5BTC from him outside eBay and paid directly with BTC - no issues at all so I think he is trustworthy. Seems his supply is getting low so may only have a few more coins for sale - they were really great specimens.

SP

I never personally understood as to why redeemed cas go for so much. Redeemed brass cas go for more than silver 2013 bf lealana which is nonsense. Silver > brass 24/7/365, but I guess some collectors don't see it this way.

Because no one wants coins that are stamped "BUYER FUNDED" Tongue

Not entirely correct, people still purchase "BUYER FUNDED" coins in large numbers. As of right now for LEALANA BF is about 70% of the market volume (excluding load value). People still want them although the purists may consider them to be less desirable.
copper member
Activity: 1098
Merit: 459
Eclipse™ Experimental Cryptographic Technology
I would prefer vintage Cas and BTCC over Lealana all day, for multiple reasons. To name a few:
- Lack of customer service by Smoothie relating to buyer funded public keys, when COA or paper key is misplaced
- Flooding S&B with "rare," unsold newer release items, or colorful firstbits for a money grab
- Smoothie not responding to messages, even relating to newer release items
- ETC
- ETC

I believe Mida on Ebay sells those redeemed items on behalf of someone else. Whoever the original owner was had a huge collection, but I do not believe it was Mida. My guess is he takes a cut on sale price and deals with potential tax burdens depending on Ebay's stance in 2024.

I’ve purchased several from Mida - many of the earlier S1 error ones that sold for approx $450 US each - haven’t been bidding recently as the ones now are selling for $1600-$1800 (although they are higher grades - mine were more MS64-65).

I recently purchase a 5BTC from him outside eBay and paid directly with BTC - no issues at all so I think he is trustworthy. Seems his supply is getting low so may only have a few more coins for sale - they were really great specimens.

SP

I never personally understood as to why redeemed cas go for so much. Redeemed brass cas go for more than silver 2013 bf lealana which is nonsense. Silver > brass 24/7/365, but I guess some collectors don't see it this way.

This is an excellent list of reasons to avoid LEALANA coins like the plague.

The free market is attempting to sort out what is legit and what is smoke in mirrors.

The money will flow to the hardest form of collectable.

copper member
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Yes Mida told me he is selling them on behalf of someone that’s on these forums actually - but he wouldn’t name the person obviously.

SP
legendary
Activity: 3206
Merit: 3596
I’ve purchased several from Mida - many of the earlier S1 error ones that sold for approx $450 US each - haven’t been bidding recently as the ones now are selling for $1600-$1800 (although they are higher grades - mine were more MS64-65).

I recently purchase a 5BTC from him outside eBay and paid directly with BTC - no issues at all so I think he is trustworthy. Seems his supply is getting low so may only have a few more coins for sale - they were really great specimens.

SP

I never personally understood as to why redeemed cas go for so much. Redeemed brass cas go for more than silver 2013 bf lealana which is nonsense. Silver > brass 24/7/365, but I guess some collectors don't see it this way.

Because no one wants coins that are stamped "BUYER FUNDED" Tongue
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