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[Anonymous No.19325721]

my brother passed away 3 years ago and i found these golden looking things with bitcoin logo on them

i think they are bitcoins but i am not sure because i thought bitcoins are minted in the cyberspace

how do i check if they are worth anything

[Anonymous No.19325726]

oh yes and there are codes on th e back of them

[Anonymous No.19325784]

this is what they look like

[Anonymous No.19325787]

Post picture.

[Anonymous No.19325805]

>>19325721
>>19325784
You found the limited editiom bitcoins.

The first 10,000 bit coins where struck after being mined.
You cant get them digitally, they only exist in coin form.

[Anonymous No.19325809]

>>19325726
Well don't post them or you will lose your money.

[Anonymous No.19325819]

>>19325805
how ca n i put them back on the ineternet

[Anonymous No.19325842]

Sounds like bros cold storage walllets better secure the private keys and check the public key on the ledger u got some googlin to do kid heh send me one if u can I’ll ddcipheer it for u haha jk don’t show anyone

[Anonymous No.19325844]

>>19325809
how do i delete the picture

[Anonymous No.19325874]

>>19325819
Buy a secure hardware wallet and plug into ur computer it’s gonna ask u for them private keys then it will upload the funds and u can send those funds to any wallet u wish . Presumably a Coinbase one so u can turn it into cold hard cash. I’d recommend holding on to them they are priceless to be honest they were ur bros

[l No.19325880]

>>19325844
Are you dumb?
CTRL+F: Delete

[Anonymous No.19325891]

>>19325844
>the codes are secured with a password

post a picture of the back of one coin so we can help you

[Anonymous No.19325914]

>>19325844
You can't. Don't worry i already put the first four on the internet (but they're mine now), can you please post a picture of the other ones cut off?

[Anonymous No.19325923]

>>19325891
don't listen anon, Do not post any pictures of them online.

[Anonymous No.19325925]

>>19325819
Check to make sure they are valid first.

If they are you found yourself a small fortune.

The original bitcoins were minted in 3 layers with a chip inside.
The coin should have a chip in the core surrounded by platinum and then gold plated.

They made these to last and are almost like mini time capsules. Thats why the price went higher than gold.

Get a knife and cut into it to see if you see silver/platinum color under the gold.

You can also try opening the coin to retrieve the chip.

I hope you have a micro SD card adapter.

[Anonymous No.19325944]

>>19325891

[Anonymous No.19325965]

>>19325944
well played

POST ONE FULL CODE SO WE CAN HELP YOU OP!!!

[Anonymous No.19325967]

>>19325891
is that the password what do i do with it

[Anonymous No.19325983]

>>19325965
i did that is the back the front looks like the pic i already posted

[Anonymous No.19326002]

>>19325967
peel off the back and put a picture of that code in here

[Anonymous No.19326027]

stop posting pictures you fucking retard you're going to lose everything

[Anonymous No.19326045]

>>19326027
IF NOT A TROLL
do what this guys says you retard

and check this
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_physical_bitcoins

[Anonymous No.19326048]

>>19325983
DONT POST PICTURES

[Anonymous No.19326066]

wtf i have 14 of thse coins!!

how much is that

[Anonymous No.19326082]

>>19325967
>>19325983
>>19325944
DON'T POST PICTURES.

anon i am 90% sure you are just baiting us but in the small chance you are not do not post pictures anywhere.
This is something you can learn about google, do not directly ask anyone about this because the instructions they give you will be so they can steal the codes from you.

[Anonymous No.19326088]

>>19326066
14 * 9000 = $140K

[Anonymous No.19326100]

You have Casascius original Bitcoin physical codes.
They are made of brass if I am right.

They are worth more than Bticoin, they have a premiun value more than just the numismatic value.

The numismatic value would be 1 BTC.
But the premiun for them being as high as 5x the value printed on them.

Leave them physical, no need to turn them digital.

[Anonymous No.19326136]

DON'T POST.

[Anonymous No.19326176]

>>19325944
>"CaA2Aoc"
can't make this up

[Anonymous No.19326193]

this was behind one of them
what does it mean?

help me please

[Anonymous No.19326207]

Stop posting fucking pictures, they are the key to steal your cash, and it's worth a lot. Stop. Posting. Pictures.

[Anonymous No.19326214]

>>19325721
You are a fucking retard. Your brother would turn around in his grave by the shit you're typing and posting here. Maybe you should neck yourself?

[Anonymous No.19326229]

>>19326193
Larp kys

[Anonymous No.19326231]

Here:
>Each coin holds the key to the digital value assigned to a particular bitcoin account.

>Though the coins are designed to reflect the relative worth of an account, they’re actually just secure containers for the digital information that unlocks the bitcoin’s value. The eight-character code on the outside of the coin corresponds to the first eight characters of an individual bitcoin address, which is assigned specifically to that coin. The individual bitcoin account’s “private key” is embedded on a card inside each coin.

>The digital bitcoin, of course, is located online, found in the public “block chain” that records every bitcoin transaction on the internet. The digital coin connected to each Casascius is accessible only to the person who has the private key from the physical coin.

Do you have his old computer too? There you might get his stack as well.

[Anonymous No.19326241]

>>19326193
lol ok, this must be a troll and you already moved the btc. good one op

[Anonymous No.19326260]

>>19326229
did you actually try to get it? kek

[Anonymous No.19326270]

>>19326260
No I just cant imagine anyone being retarded enough to post the key after we all tell him not to

[Anonymous No.19326273]

>>19326241
Check the user id of OP.

>>19325721
User ID: IURz04lo just made a small fortune. Good job OP, if you're real you're not that bright - don't ever post pictures of these things online again.

[Anonymous No.19326282]

>>19325721
>my brother passed away 3 years ago and i found these golden looking things with bitcoin logo on them
>i think they are bitcoins but i am not sure because i thought bitcoins are minted in the cyberspace
>how do i check if they are worth anything
This is going to my cringe collection.

[Anonymous No.19326293]

>>19326273
>NOT OP LULZ

actually I believe OP was for real
STOP POSTING FUCKING PICTURES ONLINE RETARD

>1CaA2Aqc
>https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=1CaA2Aqcdo5aY7iEfbo7A94GjfKPxxwzPW

[Anonymous No.19326318]

u mongoloids got baited hard.

[Anonymous No.19326343]

>>19326293
+1 think the same, the first post was quite humble, not troll enough. I hurt for him.

[Anonymous No.19326428]

>>19325721
>>19326066
OP make sure you go visit your bro, or thank him in your prayers.
No matter what you do, hold a few in his honor and it might one day provide you generational wealth.

[Anonymous No.19326435]

The coins are worth more in the form of physical coin instead of digital.
Leave them the way they are OP

[Anonymous No.19326532]

>>19326193
Wtf I entered the code and all my link is gone???

[Anonymous No.19326583]

>>19325721
is your brother's skeleton the one on the right?
he thicc tho

[Anonymous No.19326650]

>>19326532
check your fridge, too

[Anonymous No.19326806]

So many newfags, bullish

[Anonymous No.19327850]

Get them in the bank and reclaim your money or threaten to burn down the bank

[Anonymous No.19328194]

>>19326435
This. Several grams of trash metal are soon worth more than shitcoins. The crypto horse was ridden dead since 2017.