Do I win at the price bid, or just above the price of the prior bidder (like ebay).

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Oh, and Bug 3.

During the upgrade to the new version, although my wallet was protected via backup on another device, most of the transactions disappeared from the accounts.

So, although my HD wallet is fine and the account balances are all correct (on the many HD wallet accounts), I lost all the transaction history on all accounts (except for a few prior transactions).  Not having the private keys is one thing, but now losing all the transaction history is bad as well. 

Something I consider a BUG and a BIG BUG (issue)....

Using mycelium for a long time now.

First small bug/issue is...
I decided to backup my device to another in case I lose one (both being password protected, etc).
Install mycellium on the second device, went to restore my HD wallet by using the seed restore.  All fine, except that I had 0 coins, and lost several 'accounts'.
I started to freak out.  Resync and still none of the other accounts appeared.  Double checked my 1st device to see everything was fine.  Yeah.
So, on the second device, I hit add key, then HD account.  The next account was recreated from my first device.  Resync, everything fine.
Basically, I had to hit add key, add HD account several times to get all the accounts back (while waiting for a sync each time).
I believe the "Restore" feature should automatically go through and find all accounts (and sync).

Second big bug...
I decided to make a backup (for various reasons).  Turns out my version was updated since the last time I did this, so....
Accounts, Menu, Backup.
It tells me that I can't backup unless I have a pin code set.   Great, so now I have to set a short 6 digit code on top of the giant ass password I have on my device.
Option?  No, it's a requirement in order to make a backup.  Geesh.   Ok, I set a pin.  All fine?, Nope.....

I go back to make a backup, and now it tells me this:
"Additional Masterseed Backup   
Sorry, an additional backup is currently not possible.   
Your PIN was recently changed.   
To increase the security of your funds, we prevent you (or anyone else) to export the master-seed shortly after setting a new PIN. 
You have to wait for at least 288 blocks (~2 days)."

Are you kidding me?   I can spend the coins, but I can't actually make a backup in case I lose my device.

PS. I still Love mycelium. 

re-bump

Nice to see you're back to buying/selling.

Have I got a deal for you.  PM.

Mine took 8 days, but they are on the East Coast while I am on the west Coast.
They shipped via UPS which is slower than USPS; however, it is WAY more secure and automatically insured.

You were not forced to pay $15 in shipping.  You didn't even have to order it.  Sorry, it just kills me that people know UP FRONT what the cost is and complains about it after the fact.  Just consider it a $115 coin with free shipping.

I do agree that they should have emailed a tracking number.  They do need to change.  I didn't find out my tracking until I signed for the package. 

If you want a coin fast, just PM me.  I will sell for $100 + $6 shipping (paid via Bitcoin of course) via USPS Priority Mail.  Fair?   

Well, since the auction ended while bitcoin was at $241 and Gold at $1281
I saw the spot on the coins at price:  5.135 + 2 = 7.135 (and premium)
At the actual time I made my bid, bitcoin was at $281 which means the value in coin was less than the auction ending price.

I was going to bid 7.5 ending, but since he went to 8btc, I gave up.

Congrats on the sale.  Next step is to make it complete.

Yup.  Price went beyond what I was willing to pay though.

Well of course.  It wouldn't be a true sale/auction thread without a scammer (the same one) that is trying to scam everyone in all other threads.

You could call them and email them.

Their info is on the site.

I guess escrow would have to be accepted unless the seller would agree to ship to me first.

I up my bid to 6.25

Please update for payment options.

I offer:
5.9 for the Titan
1.1 for the Casascius (but need more info).

Don't you have this on another thread as well?

LOL

Graded coins makes it easier to sell; however, YOU sending in for grading means you're going to pay a higher price than someone established which would get a better discount.

This will also take a month to get done.
And, you will raise the price higher than many would have paid simply because of the additional cost of shipping, insurance, grading, etc.

Basically, you should just close the thread and come back in a month when you get the coins and post individually with a price (or starting price) per unit.  Selling in a lot will not get you that.

Spending  more time figuring out how the real buyers are will help too.

I am absolutely sure that I can't beat out a scammer in price offering, and I can't beat out the person that just simply wants a coin no matter how above value he bids.

It's good that you're not in a hurry. 

Good luck.

PS.  You should also work on your terms of payment.  Meaning, I will not pay you for something I haven't yet received.  So, you have to decide how to transact.  Someone to escrow for you or meet in person, etc.

Well, it depends on the coins.

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And, I might want them all (if price is good).   <wink>

I agree.  The price is high and shipping is high.  Meh, you know that up front.
The only thing that bothers me is the number of people that complain about it afterwards.  You either want the coin or not.  Complaining about the price afterwards seems strange.

I would be MORE upset if they changed the price to $50 after so many purchased at $100.  That would be something to complain about.   

How about you post a price.

And/Or auction them.    I like sniping auctions. 

This is bitcoin.  There has to be Drama and anticipation.  It's what makes it work.  Kind of like waaaaiiiiting for confirmations.   

Agreed.  Using a Pi is not anywhere near the best solution.  it's a cheap, low power experiment which handles it currently.

Blockchain is getting big no matter what platform though.

Also, we need full nodes no matter the platform.  It's what makes it decentralized and in turn what makes the system work.