Bad Idea’s ENIAC First Customer Gold Pin - Digital Photo Only

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DISCLAIMER: I am the original owner of this digital photo. The photo has been looked at only three times prior to listing. Still has that new photo smell.
BUYERS: I will email you the digital photo so please provide a valid email address.
Last night I was casually reading an Economics book when I came upon a chapter about “Supply and Demand”. I was in engrossed in the colorful charts and dramatic plot. I stayed up all night reading. I had a lightbulb moment when I finished the chapter… The pins are rare… The demand is high… Therefore pin prices will go up. Bad Idea isn’t re-minting old buttons and the demand certainly can’t go down so this auction will bridge that gap and balance out the problem.
I just so happen to have an UNLIMITED number of ENIAC pin digital photos. I know… you’re probably wondering “How could one person be so lucky?”. I don’t know and you shouldn’t care because I want to share my good fortune with you… “The Bad Idea Collector”.
I know I’m breaking the Bad Idea way of doing things, but this photo IS NOT limited to One per Customer… No siree, buy as many as you want. The Holidays are coming so buy one for all your friends and family. Heck… buy two for each person… who’s going to know?
If you’re smart, like IQ 50 or lower, than you’re probably already thinking… “I can just buy one photo and make multiple copies”. First off that’s illegal, but I admire the out-of-the-box thinking… Actually did you just crawl out of a box?… Never mind, don’t answer that… Second, the photo is watermarked. That’s right I used anti-counterfeit technology. Look closely at the pin and you’ll see a drop of water on it. Yup… that’s how serious I take copyright infringement. No one has access to my faucet so no one can replicate the watermark. It’s truly one of a kind and not some cheap knock-off.
NO BREEDING WARNING: You are not getting a physical pin. You are getting a digital photo of the physical pin. You can print the photo and have a physical photo of a digital photo of a physical pin, but that’s as close as you’ll get to a physical pin.