I personally prefer assembled coins. It saves on a lot of hassle, however, there's an element of trust involved that some people may not feel comfortable with.
You could always offer a pre-assembled coin or a BIP38 encrypted wallet so that the buyer can be sure that there's no way the seller would have access to the full private key.

I've never traded for PayPal before but don't mind doing this (or part of it). Let me know if you still need someone to help you with this.
Thanks

If you fail to use escrow you will not get any bids on your item and you'll increase the people who'll leave you negative feedback for a scam attempt.
Escrow is very easy. You choose an Escrow holder. Payment is sent to the escrow after the item is sold. You ship the item tracked and once buyer confirms delivery, escrow is released.
It protects both the buyer and seller in certain circumstances.

I wouldn't feel comfortable walking around with a phone like that unless id put a case on but that would define the point.
As requested, OP, please post a time stamped photo with your username and date alongside the phone.
Also, I recommend using escrow. It will increase your chance of finding buyers and would protect both of you should something go wrong in the transaction. 

If you want I'll sell you a 7 bedroom house on a sandy beach somewhere in the world.
Only asking for 2 BTC...
Payment to this address: 1BG7v788jt8WuCb9YcqwVzY9dRvkrv9tiZ
You may or may not actually get the property. You'll definitely get a picture though (can be hand-drawn if requested).   

0.07 BTC

I was just wondering, why on the customs form is the price of the coin marked at a higher cost than what it sells for on your site?
I was taxed a hefty amount because the postage label said the coin was valued at $25.
On your site the coin sells for $15 (which would be exempt from UK tax had that been marked on the label).
However, since the label read that the coin value was $25, I was taxed for more than the price of buying a new coin... (Roughly $18).

I really don't understand the point of doing that. It's extremely unprofessional to say the least!

What do you use the flex for?
Was thinking of getting either a charge HR or the Garmin Vivosmart but nobody here who I've asked has been able to help.
Maybe purse.io is just the best way to go about it.

Awesome competition. I'm going to go for 274.
Thanks

Both Blazed and Smoothie have had legitimate trades with OP in the past.
OP can be trusted and I think you'll be pretty safe too if using escrow.

Again the first to post 
Looks very nice. What happens after the 10 sell? Will only 20 of these ever be made?

Hey, I'm expecting my package and wanted to know what to look out for.
Where do you guys ship from and what packaging do you use?
Thanks

Price per coin?
Is international shipping also free?

I could do this for you but it'll have to wait a while.
How soon do you need them?

How can it be brand new yet barred from the UK?
Phones only get barred when they're stolen or lost and the owner contacts the carrier to do so.

Meh. So close... I didn't think anyone was going to snipe in a bid at the end. Congrats to the winner.

Quite an innovative idea. I must say well done OP for coming up with a easy way to make some coins. I advise you to lower your pricing though.

I think that the term error usually denotes something is physically wrong on the coin or hologram.
For example, spelling mistakes, minting mistakes and other such errors. 
You may be right that the creator funded this coin twice but that doesn't make it an error coin in my view. There is no error with the coin, but rather the amount held with the coin address.
I prefer coins actually having their face valu than having more. That way I know what's what and how much each coin is loaded with. (That's just me).

Anyway, I'd say this coin is more unique but by no means an error coin.
Good luck with the sale.

Not suspicious at all that a newly registered accounts first post is bidding on this auction... Hmm  

I'll bump up my max bid to 1.11