Though the world of crypto currencies has continued to evolve and welcome new forms of digital currency in the last decade, Bitcoin remains the leading form of crypto currency in the world. Its popular status results from its position as the oldest form of crypto currency and the cult following it has developed since its 2009 introduction. Right now, 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Bitcoin Silver Rounds are available to purchase online from APR 57.

Round Highlights:

• Arrives inside of a protective plastic flip, and tubes of 20!
• Commemorative release of a classic Bitcoin round design!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse features the Bitcoin symbol.
• On the reverse is a network design with a date mark included on the field.
• Rounds will have a more matte-like finish.

Each of the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Bitcoin Silver Rounds available to you in this product listing comes with a protective plastic flip. The rounds are available in brand-new condition and represent the latest issue of a classic design honoring the digital currency. As such, a date mark identifying the newer strike of these silver rounds is present on the reverse field.

Satoshi Nakamoto is often cited as the individual of note credited with the development and release of Bitcoin. This individual published a whitepaper in 2008 entitled Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System. While a singular name was attached to the crypto currency, many believe there is no actual Satoshi Nakamoto. Some believe it was an alias for the real developer of Bitcoin, while others suggest that several people came up with Bitcoin together but used a singular name as the person of reference responsible for its creation.

The obverse field of 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Bitcoin Silver Rounds includes a depiction of the popular symbol for Bitcoin. Just as the United States dollar uses a letter S with two vertical lines struck through it, so too does Bitcoin use a singular letter with two vertically-struck lines. Befitting the name of the crypto currency, the Bitcoin symbol uses a B for its letter. The weight, purity, and metal content of the round are also noted on this side.

On the reverse face of the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Bitcoin Silver Rounds is a design inspired by the first-ever Bitcoin rounds issued back in 2011. The background field reflects computer networking card imagery with a small, square field that bears the initials MJB and a date mark for this new issue.

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