Topic: [WTS] Ravenbit ANACS Graded coins (Read 2837 times)
Monthly bump
Made some adjustments to the prices for the Satoshi and Node Copper.
Bump - all of these are also available on ravenbit.com
The prices on these are pegged to USD, so when the price rises the BTC price falls. Not a bad time to pick some up 
MS-68 Satoshi and MS-68 Node Brass have been sold. Node Copper is the only MS-68 left.
20% off total purchase if you buy 2 or more coins
Ill take the MS-68 node brass. #4628879
Edit: And its worth noting if those gray address brass are only being graded to 65s because of the finish those are a steel too. All depends I guess if thats the case or not. I assume you picked out coins that appeared the best?
Edit: And its worth noting if those gray address brass are only being graded to 65s because of the finish those are a steel too. All depends I guess if thats the case or not. I assume you picked out coins that appeared the best?
You got it!
I picked the Node Bronze gray address coins out of the remaining 17 coins, after I had already sold 500 of them. I thought they were on equal to or better than the other coins I submitted, so that is why I am attributing the grade to the finish.
Ill take the MS-68 node brass. #4628879
Edit: And its worth noting if those gray address brass are only being graded to 65s because of the finish those are a steel too. All depends I guess if thats the case or not. I assume you picked out coins that appeared the best?
Edit: And its worth noting if those gray address brass are only being graded to 65s because of the finish those are a steel too. All depends I guess if thats the case or not. I assume you picked out coins that appeared the best?
Taking into account the risk of appearing insane by continuing to reply to my own messages in my own thread 
, I'd like to point out that ANACS has updated their submission form, giving "Physical Cryptocurrency" its own category under "Non US Mint Coins". The cost is $19 and there is no coin minimum listed; you also don't have to pay the $7 "verification" fee to add the first bits to the slab text (this nets a savings of $2 per coin). I know this has been mentioned in other threads, but ANACS has made it official.
, I'd like to point out that ANACS has updated their submission form, giving "Physical Cryptocurrency" its own category under "Non US Mint Coins". The cost is $19 and there is no coin minimum listed; you also don't have to pay the $7 "verification" fee to add the first bits to the slab text (this nets a savings of $2 per coin). I know this has been mentioned in other threads, but ANACS has made it official.That's good news thanks for the heads up. Nice coins with great grades!
Don't worry you're not alone, everyone's insane that's in to crypto. If you weren't before it doesn't take long to set in
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Taking into account the risk of appearing insane by continuing to reply to my own messages in my own thread , I'd like to point out that ANACS has updated their submission form, giving "Physical Cryptocurrency" its own category under "Non US Mint Coins". The cost is $19 and there is no coin minimum listed; you also don't have to pay the $7 "verification" fee to add the first bits to the slab text (this nets a savings of $2 per coin). I know this has been mentioned in other threads, but ANACS has made it official.
, I'd like to point out that ANACS has updated their submission form, giving "Physical Cryptocurrency" its own category under "Non US Mint Coins". The cost is $19 and there is no coin minimum listed; you also don't have to pay the $7 "verification" fee to add the first bits to the slab text (this nets a savings of $2 per coin). I know this has been mentioned in other threads, but ANACS has made it official.
Added all of the ANACS coins to ravenbit.com, so they can now be purchased with usd or btc.
I've updated prices to reflect the markets lack of interest in my initial pricing 
. I don't foresee any future (short-term) adjustments on the prices with the exception of a large usd increase in btc.
I'll offer discounts for multi-coin purchases and am willing to work with you on price if you want to put together a set (e.g. 1 of each coin, the MS-68 set, etc.)
. I don't foresee any future (short-term) adjustments on the prices with the exception of a large usd increase in btc.I'll offer discounts for multi-coin purchases and am willing to work with you on price if you want to put together a set (e.g. 1 of each coin, the MS-68 set, etc.)
Sort of relevant ----> there are now only 11 Ravenbit Node Copper coins remaining (out of 250).
Hmmm....maybe I should pick up some of these.
Yes, yes you should
This isn't new, but 20% off if you buy 10, but at that point, you might as well buy all 11.
Sort of relevant ----> there are now only 11 Ravenbit Node Copper coins remaining (out of 250).
Did you pick the Node Brass-R at random or did you search through the stock to try and send the best ones??
I looked through maybe 10 coins before settling on the 3 I had graded.
Do you think adding the hologram would help/harm a grade?? maybe due to the fact that it could cover up a potential flaw where the hologram sits??
Thanks
Thanks
I think in the case of the test coins it may help, but 2 of the 3 were already graded an MS-67; adding a hologram might have bumped them up 1 notch since there was some "ghosting" of the previously applied hologram.
Fine tuned the pricing and added the pics of the obverse. Missing a pic of the Satoshi MS-65, which will be added today. I'm considering adding these to ravenbit.com, so that they can be purchased with USD (if there is interest).
Reverse pics added and pics of the obverse to be linked shortly
Tough questions for me to answer, but I'll give it a shot.
My guess is because they don't have the luster finish that the other coins have, so these grades would not be exclusive to my batch. But, it is really just a guess.
#185 and #538 were "test" coins, but it would be tough for anyone to tell the difference between a test coin and a regular coin, hence the MS-65 and MS-67, respectively.
Do you think most or all of the Node Bronze would be MS65 due to how they made or maybe just your batch??
My guess is because they don't have the luster finish that the other coins have, so these grades would not be exclusive to my batch. But, it is really just a guess.
What gave the one Satoshi a 65 versus the rest with the higher grades?? Was it a test coin??
#185 and #538 were "test" coins, but it would be tough for anyone to tell the difference between a test coin and a regular coin, hence the MS-65 and MS-67, respectively.
Sweet, graded Ravenbit coins! Good luck with your sales, mate.
Wow, nice selection of all of your coin series' mrbrt! I'm heading out the door right now but had to post to remind myself to check back here!
Thanks - check back later for pics.
I only wish you had saved back a Silver or 2 out of the 25 total for it to be graded as well!
You and me both! (The Silver and the Node Brass limited edition)
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