The landing page looks cool. However you may want to add something that explains a bit about the company and the security implementations that your site has.
Speaking of which, why would people trust your site to store their coins? You need full transparency and even with that I doubt many people would be eager to join an unrecognised web based wallet.
People are sceptical as it is. They'd be even more sceptical when it comes to looking after their hard earned coins...

That used to be the case but I now find that to be the contrary.
Before BTC was widely accepted it was most frequently reported as having been used on the dark web to buy illegal services. Now articles have picked up on the increased adoption and Forbes has ranked it as one of the most rewarding investments in the last few years.
Bitcoin is still in its infancy. As time progresses people's perceptive of it will change too.

How many do you need? Is it a one time thing or something that needs to be done multiple times?
PM me the details. I might be able to help. Thanks

My bad. I wasn't clear there. I personally didn't sell the coins on eBay but here on the forum. I have seen lots of coins going on eBay for a lot more. I'm hesitant to use it due to the fees and possibility of a chargeback as you mentioned.

His starting bid is $7000. Less 10% for PayPal and eBay fees, he's looking at $6300 (not including postage and insurance). At today's rate, that's about 1.44BTC.
My advice is to start an auction on here for that price. There are no fees and using a reputable escrow on here like MJ or Blazed is much cheaper and more reliable. They're well known and highly trusted. Personally I'd trust them to sort out a trade dispute more than I'd trust escrow.com.
Those are just my thoughts though...

I've seen that the prices on eBay are quite high.
I sold 2x 10 LTC coins for $300 a few months back and a roll of 20x 1 LTC coins for a little more.
Guess I should have waited 

The rate will be fair and definitely decent. The only reason why I'm requesting this is because I don't want to buy $2k/£2k worth of gift cards only to have them cancelled as soon as I apply them to my account. I want to make sure that I actually end up getting the goods delivered. Sending a PM

I'm still looking for this. If anyone has then please get in touch!
Thanks

Sorry, coins have already sold.
OP has been updated.
Only have the Kialaras left. If interested please send an offer via PM while I try coming up with an asking price

Any news on what will happen to the campaign since Rollin.io are looking to sell the business?

How much are you looking for?
Will you accept Escrow?
It might be a good idea to post pictures of the coin too alongside with the date and your username to prove ownership.

They were made by that guy with the knife story and TMAN spat. Can't remember his name  

Edit: They were made by Killyou72 
I'll upload pics later today.

Hi,
It's time for me to sell of some more coins.
Up for sale are the following:

Kialara Original #691 - Pristine condition. Kept in sleeve and only taken out to take pics.

Kialara Labyrinth #541 - Prisitine condition. Kept in sleeve and only taken out to take pics.

CryptoImperator DIY 10k Bits - x2 - 0.005BTC (for both) SOLD

COINOGRAPHIC 1 LTC (No balance) - 0.023BTC SOLD

Cryptolator Copper 0.1 BTC (unfunded) #500/500 - Boxed with CoA - 0.035BTC SOLD

T3 Silver BTC rounds #12 - x2 - 0.015BTC SOLD

Infintum Bitcoin Albert Einstein #22 - Boxed with CoA - 0.0215BTC SOLD

Pics and prices coming soon. In the meantime feel free to make an offer.
Shipping from U.K.  
Escrow accepted at buyers expense.

Thanks

They aren't replicas. They are fakes. Counterfeits.
Trying to pass them off as real is a crime.
You can sell them for what they are (fakes) but then charge people what they're worth ($10 on Alibaba).

What is your basis for that prediction? Just because the price has decreased over the last few days you still need reason(s) to back your prediction. Someone can equally predict that the price will go back up.
Please cite some sources and why you think BTC will drop rather than just making unfounded predictions.

You're just promoting a ponzi scheme.
Most don't even pay out the first users and have basic scripts that are being sold here on the Digital
Goods board.
You're lucky to have got paid out but don't promote something that will encourage others to run a scam site and users to invest funds they could and probably will end up losing.

If you definfiely want to cash out and are happy with selling while BTC is at this price then I'd say sell it on here and don't get it graded. You'll get a premium for it since it's a Casascius. Grading it will cost you time and in that time it's possible that BTC will go down in value and you'll get less for it then you could have had you sold it now.

Agreed. Funded Kialaras just make selling them on the secondary market more difficult. Besides, you'd never want to redeem them as that would mean having to destroy the works of art.
I'm sure your Kialara collection is just fine. If you've got a Thug life then consider yourself lucky!!

Nice and original idea. You might want to put up pics of your boat and the dimensions of the ad space available. Other info like how long the ad would stay up and other relevant details might be worthwhile to add.

Well if the BCC didn't exist at the time of the transaction then what is the claim? The coins should be looked at as spent BTC and therefore all associated BCC would also be spent. At the time that the transaction was agreed upon there was no BCC to claim so you can't really retroactively claim it back.
Since redeeming the BCC can only be done by the buyer or Escrow holder I think that since they have to go through some trouble they should definitely be compensated for it.