Join your Facebook friends and millions of players around the world in attacks, spins and raids to build your viking village to the top! Do you have what it takes to be the next Coin Master? Can you travel through time and magical lands to battle it out to be the best Pirate, Hippie, King, Warrior or VIKING of them of all! Spin to earn your loot Spin the wheel to fall on your fortune, be it. Coin Supply Express has a full range of coin holders, albums, coin capsules, coin tubes and store supplies from the best brands in our industry and always at the right price. Our store is organized into logical categories to help you find the coin supplies you are looking for. Following the whirlwind of Polymer five pound notes being auctioned for vast sums back in 2016, there has been a surge in interest in the value of rare British coins. This coin master's guide lists 25 rare British coins that are well worth keeping an eye out for.
Chances of getting specific cards in Coin Master are not even. Some cards are harder to get than others. In order to get rare cards you buy a lot of chests and be lucky or trade them with others (or get them gifted). If not gifted the best way to trade is trading for same value cards. Below you will find a list of all difficult to get cards, their value and from which village you can open them. Use this list to do trades that benefit both parties. If you are looking for gold cards you should check out this article about Viking Quest.
Below you find the list of all rare cards and their value, but what was the hardest card for you to get? Please let me know!
In the list below you will find all cards that are supposed to be rare to extremely rare. You can search in this list or order on column. This list will be updated when values change or new sets are added. If you want tips and tricks on how to play Coin Master and get more difficult cards follow us on Facebook.
Table below updated April 2020. I don’t know all sets the cards are from. If you can help by telling me from which card set the rare card is, please let me know in the comments.
Some cards are more difficult to find than others. If the card is on the list above you know it is rare and you now it’s value.
How can I get rare cardsThere are a few ways how to get your rare cards. First the card you need has to be unlocked. If done, than start buying chests or trade the card with someone. Make sure you know the value of the card so you don’t pay too much.
Can I buy rare cards?Yes. If you can’t wait anymore to get or trade your rare card than you can buy it. On Ebay all cards can be found. But make sure you don’t get scammed while buying.
I’ve build my villages too fast, now i miss a lot of cards. How can I get the missing cards?If you have a lot of unfinished card sets than you might have build too soon. Stop building en start buying card sets. If you buy enough cards the missing will come. The longer you wait, the harder cards are going to get.
How can I make sure I don’t get scammed while trading a rare card?If you trade with a person you don’t know it is a good idea to ask an admin of the group te help you. Admins you can trust and they will make sure you make a good trade.
A good way to help each other is to share where you have found your rare cards. Other people can buy some more chests to get these cards also. So please let me know via the comments in which type of chest in which level you found your rare cards. Please state whether it is was in a wooden chest, golden chest of magical chest and in what village you were when you found the card. This also helps to check if the list of boom villages is still correct.
A good alternative way to get the harder to get cards is to ask for them in Facebook groups. Some groups are for trading, others are giving them away. Most groups that give those cards for free is that they ask you to donate some cards to the group. This way other people get helped too.
Do you think some rare cards are missing in this list or do you think the value mentioned is wrong? Please let me know so we can keep this list updated and have everybody complete their sets. Nothing better than getting some extra spins to move on in Coin Master.
Based on my research, I’ve compiled a list of the best masternode coins in 2021. My criteria for choosing include development team and potential, stability of the coin, required investment and ROI.
Coin | Price | ROI | MN worth | Required | # of nodes | Go to |
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Dash (DASH) | $204.62 | nan% | N/A | DASH MN | ||
Pivx (PIVX) | $1.27 | nan% | N/A | PIVX MN | ||
Chaincoin (CHC) | $0.34 | nan% | N/A | CHC MN | ||
SmartCash (SMART) | $0.01 | nan% | N/A | SMART MN | ||
Syscoin (SYS) | $0.19 | nan% | N/A | SYS MN | ||
Zcoin (XZC) | $4.97 | nan% | N/A | XZC MN | ||
Phore (PHORE) | $0.37 | nan% | N/A | PHORE MN | ||
Stakenet (XSN) | $0.29 | nan% | N/A | XSN MN | ||
Bulwark (BWK) | $0.09 | nan% | N/A | BWK MN | ||
Blocknet (BLOCK) | $3.68 | nan% | N/A | BLOCK MN |
To understand what a masternode is, we first need to explore the different roles in a blockchain.
All users install a wallet to access their coins and operate with them – that is known as a node, a point of access in the network. With it, you can send and receive funds, perhaps stake and keep a simplified (partial) copy of the blockchain.
Masternodes on the other hand, not only store a full copy of the blockchain, but they also provide specialized functions to all members of the network. For example, in Dash we are presented with enhanced privacy of transactions and instant sending of funds. In other currencies, you may come across budgeting and treasury systems. In most cases, you, as the host of a masternode, will also receive voting rights on proposals for modifications to the consensus, altering the block size or reward and other network-wide changes. As such, you’re not only entitled, but also responsible for your actions.
The rules governing the reward system can differ from coin to coin. Alongside masternodes, some networks have miners, others stakers. The split of rewards among participants is according to a pre-defined set of rules, of which you can inform yourselves beforehand. As a masternode, you receive a percentage of every block reward issued in the network, as besides enabling specific functions on the network, you also verify transactions, and for that, you’re paid.
The rate of earning a reward, however, depends on many different factors, including the number of miners/stakers in the network, number of masternodes, consensus algorithm and validation rules etc. In any case, you will be required to keep your machine online 24/7 to ensure you’re supporting the network and to keep yourself eligible for earning rewards.
Each network has a different approach to payouts. Some distribute earnings multiple times a day, others pay masternode operators once daily. To be eligible for a reward, as I previously mentioned, you need to be online constantly and furthermore, the amount you’ve invested will have to be “locked”. In essence, you cannot use those coins for any other goals. If you decide to stop hosting a masternode, however, you’re free to withdraw those coins.
The main difference between masternodes and staking is that unlike staking, where you can operate with your coins to some extent and split them into smaller batches, with masternodes you need to lock in the amount. Furthermore, to establish a masternode you need a sizeable investment. On the plus side, unlike staking, where earning a reward is somewhat like a lottery, with masternodes you’re guaranteed an income.
If you’re interested in learning more about staking, how it works and which the best staking coins are, visit the following page.
Masternodes in the cryptosphere can be hosted using either hot or cold wallets. Each variant has their set of advantages and disadvantages, but in a nutshell: hot wallets are for day-to-day use, operating with small amounts of coins and cold wallets – for holding and storing long-term with increased security. These properties are valid for hot and cold masternodes as well, as they’re pretty much interchangeable terms.
The process is straightforward. To begin, you’ll need either a remote Windows or Linux server (VPS) or a dedicated PC. When you have access to one, install your wallet and wait for it to synchronize the entire blockchain. Once that step is complete, next, you’ll need to send the specified amount of coins to your VPS wallet address.
Make sure you send the exact amount, as all wallets are specific in that regard and won’t confirm you as a masternode if you don’t.
Next up, configure your wallet file accordingly and make sure you’ve encrypted and backed up everything. This is so you avoid any chances of being hacked or losing access to your funds. In the end, no matter how many measures you take towards increasing your security, you’ll be vulnerable either to the outside world, your VPS provider tracking your information, accessing your filesystem etc. This is where we come to the next best thing – cold staking.
To set up a cold masternode, you’ll require two wallets – one for your VPS server (hot wallet) and one for your local machine – the cold storage. You won’t be storing any coins on your VPS wallet and as such, you’ll be maximizing the security of your funds.
Your local wallet will be storing your private keys and allow you full control over your coins. The idea is that you delegate the day to day operation to your hot wallet, which is online 24/7 and will represent you for all intents and purposes in the network.
That is how, you’ll be able to get the best of both worlds – all day availability for receiving rewards and the highest level of security.