WBTCEUR
Wrapped Bitcoin / Euro
crypto Composite

**PROOF:** [https://coindex.app/a/wbl9ST](https://coindex.app/a/wbl9ST)
**Pricing basis:** Gold $4,615 | Silver $85.87 | Platinum $2,377
*If metals move materially, I will update prices proportionally (up or down).*
All items Sigma tested ✅
First-time buyers welcome.
Reasonable offers welcome.
**PLATINUM**
* 2025 US Mint First Amendment: Right to Petition (West Point, Proof, 1 of 9,000) — 1 oz — **$2,527** (melt + $150) — **FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING** — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/9Jm9W2)
**GOLD**
* 1916 Cuba 10 Peso (ICG MS61) — 0.4838 oz AGW — **$2,308** (melt + $75) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/B3NIpz)
* 2009 ANACS MS70 $5 Gold Eagle "First Release" — 0.1 oz AGW — **$482** (melt + $20) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/wze2BW)
**SILVER**
* **WAY UNDER MELT: Lot: 4x Morgan Dollars** (1884, 1886-O, 1890, 1921) — dinged edges, readable dates — \~3.09 oz ASW — **$247** (melt − 7%) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/wmude1)
* CNT Mint "Eagle Design" 1 Kilo Cast Bar (.9999 fine, 32.15 ozt) — **$2,761** (melt) — **FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING** — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/ej6cCy)
* Heraeus 10 oz bar — **$859** (at melt) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/EYvKvj)
* GR Mint 10 oz bar — **$849** (melt − $1/oz) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/QSM9lC)
* **BELOW MELT** Wall Street Mint 10 oz bar — vintage design, worn — **$849** (melt minus $1/oz) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/r12ALK)
* **BELOW MELT** USA Assay Office San Francisco 1981 10 oz bar — toned/stained — **$849** (melt minus $1/oz) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/BjEIM2)
* **BELOW MELT** 5 oz ATB San Antonio Missions TX (2019) — light wear — **$424** (melt minus $1/oz) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/qJmC9c)
* **BELOW MELT** 5 oz ATB Shawnee IL (2016) — worn — **$424** (melt minus $1/oz) — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/CVcA7z)
* **BELOW MELT** Pan American Exposition 2 oz Rounds (.999 fine, high relief thiccboi) — **$170 each** (melt minus $1/oz) — Qty: 2 — [pics](https://coindex.app/a/YztgGF)
**SHIPPING**
* USPS Ground Advantage: $6 (small orders)
* USPS Priority: $11 (10 oz+; final depends on weight)
* Ships from Washington DC area
* Middleman OK (buyer covers fees)
* Insurance available at cost via registered mail (avg around $50 including priority ship plus insurance).
**PAYMENT**
* Zelle (preferred)
* Venmo / Cash App
* Crypto: USDC, ETH, BTC, WBTC, SOL (+0.25% for SOL)

Your top swaps last week on Uniswap Apps 🦄
1. PEPE: Memecoin based on the iconic internet character, Pepe The Frog
2. PAXG: Token pegged to the price of gold and issued by Paxos
3. XAUT: Token pegged to the price of gold and issued by Tether
4. VIRTUAL: AI agent launchpad
5. BNB: Native token for the BNB Smart Chain
These represent the top tokens swapped by volume on Uniswap Apps between 1/5 and 1/11, excluding ETH, WBTC, and stablecoins

Hey mate, first off, I’m really sorry this happened to you. I just reviewed everything, and here is a breakdown of what went wrong.
Unfortunately, this transaction has no recourse from Solflare or Coinbase because you swapped into a worthless scam token that was simply pretending to be Bitcoin. Even if you were able to get those tokens back from Coinbase, they have no liquidity and are impossible to swap for anything of value. Luckily, since the amount was so miniscule, it will mostly go down as a valuable learning experience.
You were actually in the clear if you wanted to swap Solana for Bitcoin while staying on the Solana Network, but the specific route you took was incorrect, which is where you got caught by the scam. It is important to know that when you swap to Bitcoin on a Solana-native wallet like Solflare, you are always swapping for a "wrapped" version of the asset. This is different from a multichain wallet like Phantom, which allows you to swap from Solana to "pure" native Bitcoin for a fee.
If you are going to swap for Bitcoin on Solana, you have to use a legitimate wrapped version such as CBBTC, ZBTC, WBTC, or XBTC. If you look at the specific token you attempted to swap to on Solflare, you will notice a warning exclamation mark next to it, which is the wallet's way of showing the token is unverified.
To successfully send Bitcoin on Solana to Coinbase, you have to use Coinbase's specific version. When you hit "Receive" on your Bitcoin address in the Coinbase app, it notes underneath that it supports CBBTC only for the Solana network. For simplicity, you were probably best off swapping this amount directly on Coinbase, though for larger amounts you can sometimes save on fees by swapping to CBBTC on Solana first and then sending it over. Hope this helps.