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Crypto commemorative silver rounds from the Anonymous Mint have expanded in recent months beyond the original Bitcoin designs. While Bitcoin remains the most sought-after and talked-about form of crypto currency, there are a handful of other major forms of virtual currency out there for investors and everyday buyers to use. Right now, the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Round is available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Round Highlights:
Each of the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds offered in this listing comes in brand-new condition from the mint inside of either individual or bulk packaging. The individual silver rounds come with a plastic flip. Multiples are available in acrylic tubes of 20 or boxes of 500 rounds.
Litecoin was the first alternative crypto currency offered after the debut of Bitcoin in 2009. Introduced in 2011, Litecoin was the first to gain the term “altcoin” for its name. This is used in reference to all forms of crypto currency that are not Bitcoin. When it comes to the technical details, Litecoin and Bitcoin are nearly identical.
On the obverse side of 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds is an image of the Litecoin symbol. Like all major crypto currencies, the Litecoin symbol is a riff on many of the world’s major fiat currencies. In particular, the Litecoin symbol is a capital “L” with a diagonal line struck through the vertical line in the letter. There is a striped background element with digital computing features depicted in alternating stripes.
Litecoin was officially released via an open-source client on October 7, 2011. Charlie Lee, formerly an employee of Google, was behind the launch of Litecoin. He later became an Engineering Director at Coinbase.
The reverse face of Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds boasts a design that dates back to 2011. Just after Bitcoin, Litecoin, and other altcoins debuted, there was interest in developing a design for physical silver and copper items that collectors could hold. Since all forms of crypto currency are virtual and cannot be held in hand, a design was created reflecting that virtual existence. This design features a computer chip design with a system of interconnected pieces just as one might find in the hardware that operates blockchain technology.
If you have any questions about these new silver rounds, we encourage you to contact JM Bullion. Our customer service team is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and through our email address.
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Crypto commemorative silver rounds from the Anonymous Mint have expanded in recent months beyond the original Bitcoin designs. While Bitcoin remains the most sought-after and talked-about form of crypto currency, there are a handful of other major forms of virtual currency out there for investors and everyday buyers to use. Right now, the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Round is available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Round Highlights:
Each of the 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds offered in this listing comes in brand-new condition from the mint inside of either individual or bulk packaging. The individual silver rounds come with a plastic flip. Multiples are available in acrylic tubes of 20 or boxes of 500 rounds.
Litecoin was the first alternative crypto currency offered after the debut of Bitcoin in 2009. Introduced in 2011, Litecoin was the first to gain the term “altcoin” for its name. This is used in reference to all forms of crypto currency that are not Bitcoin. When it comes to the technical details, Litecoin and Bitcoin are nearly identical.
On the obverse side of 1 oz Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds is an image of the Litecoin symbol. Like all major crypto currencies, the Litecoin symbol is a riff on many of the world’s major fiat currencies. In particular, the Litecoin symbol is a capital “L” with a diagonal line struck through the vertical line in the letter. There is a striped background element with digital computing features depicted in alternating stripes.
Litecoin was officially released via an open-source client on October 7, 2011. Charlie Lee, formerly an employee of Google, was behind the launch of Litecoin. He later became an Engineering Director at Coinbase.
The reverse face of Crypto Commemorative Litecoin Silver Rounds boasts a design that dates back to 2011. Just after Bitcoin, Litecoin, and other altcoins debuted, there was interest in developing a design for physical silver and copper items that collectors could hold. Since all forms of crypto currency are virtual and cannot be held in hand, a design was created reflecting that virtual existence. This design features a computer chip design with a system of interconnected pieces just as one might find in the hardware that operates blockchain technology.
If you have any questions about these new silver rounds, we encourage you to contact JM Bullion. Our customer service team is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and through our email address.
