Crazy Things That You Can Buy With Bitcoin

Now that Bitcoin is a well established online currency, you can buy just about anything with it. It is even becoming easier now that third party companies, like Coinbase, are creating systems to seamlessly convert Bitcoin into cash so that anybody can use it as a payment method. As a result of this, just about every company seems to be accepting Bitcoins for their products, even amazingly bizarre ones.

Giant Mammoth Tusks

A seller on Bit Premier listed his collection of tusks from the extinct wooly mammoth for $175,000. It was apparently discovered in a mining operation in Yukon, Canada in the 1980s. The shipping charges for this thing must be massive.

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Genuine Alpaca Socks

A seller has been making socks out of alpaca wool specifically for Bitcoin users, claiming that the alpaca is now the unofficial mascot of the coin. Grass Hill Alpaca has been making socks since 2011 and was even featured in a Slashdot article.

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A Well-Preserved Macintosh 128k

A seller on Bitpremier listed his old Mac 128k, which was the first model, for a little over $5,000 worth of Bitcoin. The user from Spain is willing to ship his collectible computer worldwide for just 300 extra Euros.

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Lollipops That Taste Like Bacon & Siracha Sauce

Lollyphile has produced a lollipop that is either delicious or disgusting, and Bitcoin users can have it with a direct payment. At around $2 each, they better be good lollipops!

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A Unicycle With A Motor

What is more fun and dangerous than a unicycle than a unicycle with a high-powered engine? Focus designs have priced their unicycles at $1,795 and accept payments in Bitcoin.

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An Actual Gold Mine

Instead of using graphics cards to mine cryptographic hashes in search of riches, why not use a pickaxe? The owner of a mine in Yukon, Canada had put his property up for sale on Bitpremier. The owner claims that it is still profitable and possibly a great backup plan if your Bitcoin investments don’t work out.

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