Otoh Collection Returns With Part VIII in Heritage’s ANA Physical Cryptocurrency Auction

The Otoh Collection, Part VIII among September 3 auction highlights DOWNLOAD DIGITAL PRESS KIT DALLAS, Texas (August 12, 2026) —The Inaugural Example of Kialara’s “FOMO” Conceptual Post-it® Art Note will lead Heritage’s ANA Physical Cryptocurrency featuring The Otoh Collection, Part VIII World Coins Platinum Session and Signature® Auction September 3, an event in which 95 lots will cross the auction block as part of the eighth installment of the Otoh (“On the Other Hand”) Collection. The collection was first offered at Heritage in October 2023, and the September event will continue from its most recent auction in April 2026. “Physical cryptocurrency has developed into an increasingly established collecting category due to the broader evolution of digital currency and its ability to give individuals greater control over how assets are received, held and transferred,” says Cris Bierrenbach, Executive Vice President of International Numismatics at Heritage Auctions. “The Otoh Collection captures an important chapter in numismatics history as a physical legacy of early and distinguished varieties of physical Bitcoin.” Kialara’s “FOMO” Conceptual Post-it® Art Note will make its first appearance at auction and serve as the edition’s initial moment of price discovery. As serial number 01 of just 12 examples produced, FOMO demonstrates a unique interplay of conceptual artistry and market exclusivity that bidders will have the chance to compete for. As part of a collaboration between Polymerbit, the renowned producer of Bitcoin cold-storage documents, and the multidisciplinary artist ZETRA, the Polymerbit x Zetra “1206/NOTE” Unloaded (Unfunded) 2026 Cold Storage Document Gem UNC 66 PPQ PCGS, the inaugural serial 01 out of only 21, also will be available. As part of ZETRA’s running series BIP39 and one of only 21 examples produced, this limited edition fuses distinct market potential and cryptographic security in a visually dynamic style. Another standout is a BTCC silver Proof Loaded (Unredeemed) 1 Bitcoin (BTC) 2017 PR69 Ultra Cameo NGC. With a mintage of just 100, the S Series physical Bitcoin is certified PR69 Ultra Cameo by NGC — the highest grade recorded by NGC, where it is joined by only five other examples in the census. Also offered is the Crypto Imperator zinc alloy “Doge” Loaded (Unredeemed) 10,000 DOGE 2014 MS66 NGC. Launched in December of 2023 by Crypto Imperator, the token rapidly gained popularity for its depiction of the viral Doge-meme and became an accessible entryway into the world of cryptocurrency. Collectors sharing the enthusiasm of Dogecoin will have a chance to pursue a physical relic of internet culture. This celebratory Polymerbit Ltd. “250 Years of Freedom” Loaded (Unredeemed) Cold Storage Document 0.0025 Bitcoin (BTC) 2026 Gem UNC 66 EPQ PMG will also take the stage. Graded Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ by PMG with its America 250 label, the 2026 issue commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States’ Declaration of Independence. Limited to a mintage of 100, this example serves as both a festive and secure form of physical cryptocurrency cold storage. Also in play is a Lealana gilt silver Proof Loaded (Unredeemed) “Gold B” 0.001 Bitcoin (BTC) 2013 PR68 Ultra Cameo NGC. This distinctive Lealana variety, with a mintage of 200, features a gold-plated Bitcoin “B,” green firstbits and a green address. Dating to 2013, this limited Lealana variety represents an early chapter in the development of physical cryptocurrency collectibles, combining a traditional precious-metal format with hallmarks of early physical Bitcoin production, including a public-address identifier and hologram. Images and information about all lots in the auction can be found at HA.com/3140. Heritage Auctions is the largest fine art and collectibles auction house founded in the United States, and the world’s largest collectibles auctioneer. Heritage maintains offices in New York, Dallas, Beverly Hills, Chicago, Palm Beach, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich, Geneva, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Heritage also enjoys the highest Online traffic and dollar volume of any auction house on earth (source: SimilarWeb and Hiscox Report). The Internet’s most popular auction-house website, HA.com, has more than 2,000,000 registered bidder-members and searchable free archives of more than 7,000,000 past auction records with prices realized, descriptions and enlargeable photos. Reproduction rights routinely granted to media for photo credit. For breaking stories, follow us: HA.com/Facebook and HA.com/Twitter. Link to this release or view prior press releases . Hi-Res images available: Steve Lansdale, Senior Public Relations Specialist 214-409-1699; SteveL@HA.com