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Hi so this is My first time posting and such so forgive me if this little bad.

Right I mined over 0.20182482 BTC and as far as i can tell its worth £100 to £125 it keeps going up and down.

Now i've been to site's where am meant to sell this bitcoin but none of them will take it and says it has to be full coin? but if its worth £100 why won't someone buy it?

so how do i go about selling my 0.20182482 BTC?

I used blockchain to tell me how much its worth and this site too http://preev.com/btc/gbp

am from the uk so not sure if its worth more or less.

and am not sure how to sell it and hand it over so yer very sorry my m8 set the mine up for me age ago i just thought id cash in now as now worth mining and i can't it working.


any help would be nice thanks

oh and here a photo cos people like photos i guess to see if its real https://i.imgur.com/32xR1Aq.png

What most people do is sign up to an exchange and sell it through there, you'll need a bank account obviously in order to do this, a lot of them seem to use the dollar though but from what I know you most banks will just automatically convert that into pounds if you're in the UK.

I haven't heard many bad things about Blockchain but another one people speak well of is Bitstamp oh and if you're not sure, learn how to use currency converters you can find on the internet and keep an eye on the price for awhile to find out where it stops rising and falling.

Do it over localbitcoins, moneygram, western union, cash deposit, anything that has a non- reversible method.

thanks a lot for the information guys am look into that and see what happens thanks

Sell them on BitStamp:

https://www.bitstamp.net/help/how-to-sell/ (https://www.bitstamp.net/help/how-to-sell/)

U can trade this BTC in person too

Sell it on the forums here, just use a trusted escrow. Probably not worth signing up to an exchange just to sell that amount.

don't accept less than £180 for that. today. tomorrow it may be £300.

Hmm, really?  You can buy 0.21 BTC on Bittylicious for £105.93 right now. No fees and a proven source.

if that's what you want to sell it for, that's what you'll get for it.

Err, OK I think.  Just wondering why as a buyer I would pay £180 when I can get the same thing (slightly more in fact as I couldn't be bothered to type in all 8 digits) from a proven source for roughly half that price?

If you are saying to the OP "keep it, it may be worth more in future" then yes I agree, that would be my advice too.  But if he actually wants to sell, then I think a realistic price will be required.

fair doos.
the % of coins I sell are shorted anyway so I don't look at the price I get, don't bother me - the way I see it, of what I sell short, it's coins i'd never have see anyway. but those I don't short, (had it been, in this case 0.2btc) may be worth £300 tomorrow.
Unless you are desperate to spend them, keep 'em

This site worked for me!

https://coinbase.com/?r=52ccda4f9a0f329570000058&utm_campaign=user-referral&src=referral-link

Sell here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0

Try localbitcoins to see if you can find a trade near you.

register on kraken.

Try selling it on fleabay through bank transfer.

Who buys shit through ebay with bank transfers? If you're gonna sell it on ebay wait till next month when they start officially allowing coins to be sold on there.

Maybe you should try this service. https://ccoinpal.com It is own by simram.

Don't listen to the people who are suggesting paypal it would be a bad mistake and you could lose everything by getting scammed.

^This
needs fixing

Or more generally, don't trade bitcoin for something with chargeback :)