Jpeg Uncommon 152060000000000

Uncommon JPEG:

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Total Supply:  10

Mined:      10 (100.0%)

Active in Epoch: 8 (80.0%)

Active Past 365d: 4 (40.0%)

Sequestered:   2 (20.0%)

Inscribed:    0 (0.0%)

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Early 2010, a Bitcoin user called Sabunir, expressed his desire to sell a desktop wallpaper for 500 BTC (approximately $1 at the time). His original message on the Bitcoin Talk Forum can be seen in the following link: 

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25.msg159

Title of the post: a newb's test - anyone want to buy a picture for $1?

First message of the post:

Hello all. I've decided to give Bitcoin a try. As a test, I want to see if I can make $1 USD from selling a picture. According to this, 500 Bitcoins should roughly be a dollar (after PayPal fees), right? If I understand this correctly, I should be told the Bitcoin Address of anyone who Sends me Bitcoins, right? And you have the ability to attach messages to the Send? If so, then I guess I could Send 0 Bitcoins in return, with a message containing a download link for the full image. Is this how things are supposed to work, or am I mistaken? To get the picture, please send the coins to me and then send a Private Message stating the time you sent them. I will reply to your Private Message with a link to the picture.

The image I'm selling is my own creation, with a resolution of 1280x960 - great for a desktop background.

Anyway, it's been a pleasure to meet you all. My Address is 1BHtsCnpmTvpgJEP7eMKEVhpJFunxSM8vq. If this generates any interest, I could offer some more of my pictures…

On 2010-02-24, exactly 1 month after the first message of the Bitcoin Talk post, the above wallet received 500 BTC. The satoshis contained in this transaction are the ones considered the "JPEG sats" by the rare sat collectors. This is the transaction:

https://mempool.space/tx/298a46fdf18f2096f822577b9661232d4cefba084925eb746939723647f8d18d

On the above link its possible to see that the payment was done using 10 different inputs, with 50 BTC in each one of them. All those inputs were received from mining BTC.

This means that there are only 10 JPEG uncommons in existence.

By clicking in each of the inputs in the above link, you can see that the 10 inputs used to send the 500 BTC were the rewards for mining the following Bitcoin blocks:

input 0: block 31511

input 1: block 30779

input 2: block 32412

input 3: block 32952

input 4: block 30412

input 5: block 30907

input 6: block 30441

input 7: block 30367

input 8: block 30340

input 9: block 32343

The Jpeg Uncommon being sold in this auction is the uncommon from block 30412, and it was present on input 4 of the 500 BTC transaction.

Sat info: https://magisat.io/utxo/f4bb5735d7157dc06d36eda78f6b574aacc952fb2d3833429bdd4ed6f92bb6dd:0