Satoshi from 2012 Sold at a Premium of 48,000 Satoshis
Satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin, issued in August 2012, was sold with a collector's premium of 48,000 satoshis. On October 30, 2026, three sales of packages featuring units from 2012-2013 were recorded on the Magisat market, with a total price of 141,638 satoshis. The most expensive package contained satoshi number 966285000000000, sold for 48,546 satoshis, equivalent to 0.00048546 BTC. The other two packages were from May and June 2013, sold for 46,546 satoshis each. All transactions were confirmed in Bitcoin block number 973776. In the three sales, the total premium amounted to 140,000 satoshis. The highlighted units were the first new satoshis in their blocks, classifying them as Alpha uncommon according to the raresats.net index. Collectible satoshis may have additional value due to their provenance and characteristics.
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