Copper Bitcoin and Hawaii Statehood Stamp

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These are gifts from @stokjokey that came with my order of silver ruonds and bars.

First up:

Bitcoin Cooper Round

The 1 oz Copper Round Bitcoin commemorates the most well-known cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. Although it seems a little strange to see the Bitcoin symbol on a genuine coin/round, that is exactly what we have here. And Michael Bruce's design looks amazing in.999 fine copper. The Heads or Tails Coin Company produced this coin (HoTCo).

The coin's obverse bears the famous Bitcoin logo, which is a letter B with two lines through it that resemble dollar signs. 'BITCOIN, DIGITAL, DECENTRALIZED, PEER TO PEER, AOCS APPROVED, 1 AV OZ.999 FINE COPPER' are written around the image. This graphic is a tribute to the qualities of Bitcoin and the factors that have contributed to its development, with these phrases printed around it.

The coin's reverse side resembles microcircuitry, maybe as a tribute to the fact that Bitcoin, like all cryptocurrencies, is housed inside of a computer. There is an area within the microcircuitry that resembles a microchip. The year of manufacture is printed beneath the signature of the design artist, "MJB," on the chip's label.

  • Design based on Michael Bruce’s 2010 original design
  • Limited to only 100,000 rounds worldwide
  • Made of 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
  • Obverse side has the Bitcoin symbol. Around the image is written ‘BITCOIN, DIGITAL, DECENTRALIZED, PEER TO PEER, AOCS APPROVED, 1 AV OZ .999 FINE COPPER
  • Reverse side has what looks like microcircuitry with the artist’s initials ‘MJB’ and the date of manufacture in what looks like a microchip
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Next is a special stamp!

Issued in 1959, HAWAII STATEHOOD STAMP

When did Hawaii become a state?

President Dwight D. Eisenhower officially signed a proclamation admitting Hawaii as a state on Aug. 21, 1959, according to the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library – just eight months after Alaska was admitted. Hawaii's’s statehood followed a long history of coups, annexation and more.

1959 7¢ Hawaii Statehood

  • Issue Date: August 21, 1959
  • City: Honolulu, HI
  • Quantity: 84,815,000
  • Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
  • Printing Method: Rotary press printing
  • Perforations: 11 X 10 ½
  • Color: Rose red

The stamp illustrates a Hawaiian Alii, or chief, extending a lei of welcome, a map of the Islands, and a star representing statehood. The Territory of Hawaii was admitted as the 50th State of the Union and is America’s only island state.
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A true vintage stamp!

The stamp depicts the King Kamehameha the Great of Hawaii.

King Kamehameha was alive during a pivotal time in Hawai’i’s history. Europeans had discovered the islands and had brought with them their technology and their guns. Hence, it was later with the help of those guns that Kamehameha mustered the great fighting power to help him unite the islands. People knew Kamehameha as a smart strategist and a strong leader. He worked hard to preserve the Hawaiian religion and culture. Additionally, his success at war led him to become a highly respected and feared man.
However, for the Hawaiians, it was all about mana: the mana that was given to Kamehameha at the time of his birth, the mana that he had amassed throughout his life, and the mana that would create one political system and unification for the islands. It was his divine power that built up the man and the King. And, henceforth, he became “Kamehameha the Great.”

If you prefer a video, watch this in YouTube:

Reference
https://www.herobullion.com/bitcoin-1-oz-copper-round/#:
https://www.mysticstamp.com/Products/United-States/C55/USA/
https://www.history.com/news/hawaii-50th-state-1959
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Kamehameha-I
https://www.historicmysteries.com/burial-king-kamehameha/


Thank you @stokjockey for these gifts. I like both the Bitcoin Round and the extra special Hawaii Statehood Stamp. These are really thoughtful presents.


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I always get Excited when I see you Share with the World things that you have Received as Gifts and they are pertinent to You and the Things that are Currently in the News......... Thank You Young Lady

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I have that exact Bitcoin round in silver. I have boxes and boxes of stamps from my grandfather, unfortunately no one collects them really anymore.

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The bitcoin round is awesome @silversaver888!🤗
Such fine detailon the reverse, do you know if they minted this in a silver version?😀

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Yes You are saying right, its line symbol looks like dollar and amazing to see the bitcoin logo on a coin but looking very nice.

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I don't really care for stamps but I ain't gonna lie that stamp looks very nice

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Lolsis! Your Bitcoin looks suspiciously like mine! Heheheh! Anyway, it is very nice! The stamp is awesome as well because of the history it hold, especially for you. Thanks for sharing and have a lovely night. Tomorrow is FRIDAY!!! Love ya much!🤗😘💕🌸😍🍁 !LADY !LUV

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I've always like the designs on these bitcoin rounds.
I don't know much about stamps, I remember when I was
a kid people were into collecting them but not so sure
how many people are still into them.

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You share such a meaningful things that I never heard or seen ever before...Your post increase my knowledge thanks alot for that. These coin's and stamps are amazing their history view is informative.

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Nice looking coin in copper to add to your collection, must be a first in copper?

History on stamp another one learns over time is how certain events changed regions, never knew the story so thanks.

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It's been a long time now. Bitcoin should go up. People have been waiting for the last two years. These coins are very beautiful.

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Nice BTC copper round, and even better it came as a gift! I've never been a big stamp guy, but that looks like a nice one. I know some stamps go for ridiculous money!
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