Great coins!

What's the DCAM designation on some of the ANACS slabs?

Thanks.

To see the code you have to buy it. Unless someone else buys the coin and makes it public.  1.4 bitcoin is like this. 1 btc for funding the coin and 0.4 to 6 bitcoin and 10 bitcoin prizes for cracking the code.

You can't cracking the code with out seeing it. And you can't really see it with out buying the coin. That's why I covered up the code. If the code was public then there would be less reason to buy the coin as anyone will have a chance to cracking it.

Fuck. I need one of those serp's. They look awesome and I thought I had everything related to serp. Apparently not. D;

Meh, kinda starting to hate these reserve prices on auctions, kinda eliminates the the "auction" out of it   

It seems that I found the link, however I see that you also edited your post to include it. I am not sure why I couldn't find it earlier, maybe I was expecting for a thread to contain the denomination, or maybe I was expecting the coin to be blazedout's. I am also not sure why I don't remember the thread.

If your buyer really didn't want the sales price to be revealed, then he didn't do a very good job at hiding it. It seems that it was publicly announced as to who you struck a deal with (monkeynuts), and it was on February 4 that he confirmed the receipt of the coin. According to the trust rating he left you the same day he confirmed the receipt of the coin, no digital value was traded, which implies it was for a trade, and the amount risked was 4BTC, which implies what he gave you was valued at 4BTC. The trust feedback that you left him said that you traded the coin for a Cryptolator #1 set.

After a review of your thread, it looks like you initially said that you would accept a MS67 Silver+gold single casascius plus 1BTC, which would put your asking price at roughly 4.5BTC. Later you said you would accept a roll of lealana funded (I assume non-buyer funded) .1 BTC silver plus 1BTC, and based on the current high bid for a similar roll, that would put the asking price of the coin the same.

Even though there have been more MS68 casascius coins recently, I still think a MS68 tenth will hold significant value.

I was thinking of having a starting price of roughly 5BTC, although I would obviously consider offers. I would probably also wait some amount of time after I receive my first offer to give other sufficient time for someone else to make a better offer.

If either party wanted me to delete the information regarding the price of the previous coin, such information will self destruct, although you probably should edit/delete posts and trust if you want it to be truly secret

Are you allowed to reveal the sales price of the coin, either on this thread or via PM? I would be curious to know to use it as a starting point.

I am fairly certain that you did not sell it on here publicly because I looked for threads of MS68 tenths and could not find any

Based on my source, the other person who owns a casascius tenth MS68 has not sold it, so I don't think there is any existing sales data available is going to be available. If I do end up receiving an offer high enough to allow me to not keep it in my collection, then I would keep the sales price a secret if that was the buyer's wish.

I've never completed an auction here before. Do you think it's best not to allow sniping?

probably the reserve scares people off. i barely even bid because i assumed it would be >3BTC.