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D. I’ve had this since I was about 12 years old my father gave it to me. My father collected antiques. Same thing with the other gold coin which I’m told is from the California gold rush as it is written on the coin itself. This monstrosity of a bitcoin I assume is a reproduction or somebody made it is it doesn’t make any sense to me whatsoever. But there’s a certain heat to it and I don’t know if it’s because my father gave it to me a very long time ago. My phone number is 845406
Asked on Oct 25, 2024
This does not appear to be gold. What I told you about the California one earlier: of the hundreds I've examined, only one was ever real. They are heavily copied. I do not understand your reference to Bitcoin. I think the best thing to do with both of them is to hold them for the memories. As with six-digit phone numbers, their value is limited.
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