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Title: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: fresh-prints-of-3d on December 03, 2017, 04:38:51 PM 2011 Casascius physical bitcoin
Pics: https://i.imgur.com/O0x4tEm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/erUosHk.jpg Starting: 1.4 BTC Auction ends: Sunday, 12/10/17 at 8:00pm EST * I reserve the right to end auction early. Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: squall1066 on December 03, 2017, 06:02:01 PM I suppose asking about escrow it the thing to do here, you have a nice coin and will generate some intrest, I know you wont ship first, its a fair comment, but what sort of trade are you willing to do?
Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: fresh-prints-of-3d on December 03, 2017, 06:19:58 PM I'm not too keen on using escrow, perhaps I don't fully understand how an escrow service would work in this situation.
My concern with escrow is as follows: What's to stop a buyer from peeling the hologram, obtaining private key, then filing a claim to the escrow agent that the coin arrived as such? Are there reputable escrow services that I would send the coin to for inspection before the funds are released? Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: squall1066 on December 03, 2017, 06:42:16 PM I'm not too keen on using escrow, perhaps I don't fully understand how an escrow service would work in this situation. My concern with escrow is as follows: What's to stop a buyer from peeling the hologram, obtaining private key, then filing a claim to the escrow agent that the coin arrived as such? Are there reputable escrow services that I would send the coin to for inspection before the funds are released? yeah, the problem is you could say your the queen of shiba and no one will trade with a new account, sorry, no offense meant its just the way of things here 8) you will want to look https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0 at this thread and know a little more about escrow services, it is possible to set up an escrow where the "middle man" takes both the coin and the payment, the escrower can check the coin is funded at time of receipt and do the swap their end. you might need to ask who will do this before hand. I am watching this thread as I am interested in the coin, but as stated no one will pay a new account, no matter how many pics they put up. good luck, and ask anything more you would like. Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: fresh-prints-of-3d on December 03, 2017, 06:51:10 PM No offense taken whatsoever. I completely understand, as I would be hesitant too.
I'll read through the escrow thread and consider finding a "middle man" that can do both. Thanks for the information! Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: yogg on December 03, 2017, 07:05:38 PM If you need an EU based escrow to evaluate the state of your coin and reship it to buyer, I can be your man.
Title: Re: Casasicus Bitcoin (1 BTC | 2011 Mint | "Casacius" misprint | Fully-funded) Post by: minerjones on December 04, 2017, 04:49:51 PM No offense taken whatsoever. I completely understand, as I would be hesitant too. I'll read through the escrow thread and consider finding a "middle man" that can do both. Thanks for the information! I can assist if needed. Please PM me :D Thanks |
