Thanks alam, too many wonky weird things happening on the forum lately, can never be too sure! It's a good idea to always post your own photos or at least say that they are not your own photos to clear up any misunderstandings. Good luck with your sale.

I ask because I found your pictures on another website! I want to know you have this coin and are just not flipping it.

The Collectibles section has moved from username and date beside coin to most recent block / last 6 to 8 digits from the hash. Scammers will evolve so we are continuing to staying one step ahead.

Hey herbert_kopf is that you mate? Got my eyes on this one.

He already has one that he bumps here

He's just excited newbie that doesn't read the rules and doesn't take advice and has an inbox full of "your post has been removed by a bitcointalk moderator" and can't quite figure out what he's doing wrong.

I know I just wanted pics mwhahahaha

I'm almost not convinced these coins exist. Two auctions for them and both have used stock photos of coin 1.
Also mine haven't arrived yet and I'm dying to see what they look like (aside from stock photos)

Have these been tested by any sort of precious metal analyzer? At premiums like this I'd expect proof/a CoA/and an airtite.
How were these handled when taking the pictures?

Credit for being too lazy to google "how much is one ounce of silver"??

Why no Christmas deal for us? Open heart alamjob

Are these coins actually rare? What is the mintage on them? Or do you not know that either?

Another day another bullshit no research done alamjob239 thread that will probably be cancelled. Nice.

Herbert_kopf has been caught trying to impersonate OgNasty as escrow on telegram. Thread here.
Do not do $28 of business with this man.

A recent influx of new members to the Collectibles section has brought in scammers with them as the newbies have shown themselves to be easy pickins. Seems like the trust section of the scammers are filled with one or two successful deals to gain a limited amount of trust/confidence and then they strike. I'm sure this would have turned from $28 into something a little more significant in the $100+ range. Careful out there friends.

Red flag #1 - eBay listing still up
Red flag #2 - eBay listing price being manually updated

OP you're very very lucky to have Otoh buying an item from you. This isn't a maybe sale, it's one of the easiest safest sales you could ever have.
Stop the shady behavior.

80 and Merry Christmas to you and yours anonymousminer

Maybe we can load some with 0.1BTC, some with 0.005BTC and maybe some with 0.15151BTC too as long as we put that on the hologram too! Mismatching front and back is so random I just love it! Maybe have ovals where we can fill in the year too!

These coins are gonna end up looking like this
 

Leave this sales thread alone. Head over to the other TitanBTC thread I bumped.

It's weird you're in the Collectible business and don't understand that over time these intact coins become more rare due to a lot of them being peeled. The long term holder's coins grow in value as they have risked leaving the bitcoin on the coin (are we going to hit $0 tomorrow) in the hopes that others with weak hands have peeled their coins. Normally you have unpeeled/peeled but now for maybe the first time ever in this space we are supposed to price in some "used to be peeled but aren't no more?" coins?

There's nothing wrong with an unpeeled and a peeled secondary market. This "restoring" you are offering is absolutely an unnecessary service provided by your company. Your coins are damn near one of the highest/most prolifically faked collectibles coming out of China. You open up an extra attack vector and the only person that loses is the people that have trusted your coins for this long.

To me this looks like a cash grab. You take your money made from reholo'ing these and the people holding the original coins pay the price. Christmas lookin real good this year kids, Daddy's got a new job.

Tim from TitanBTC has offered to restore peeled coins. I find this to be against everything collectible.

You don't need to argue the merit of whether this is proper or not. Just think, somewhere out there someone that works in a scam coin shop in China is watching the interaction here.. they make some of their gold plated/titan fakes and load them up with 2020 bitcoin. There are already many TitanBTC fakes out there, this would totally end the resale market for any of their coins.

Sorry for disrupting your sale, I will continue this in the TitanBTC thread. I think you should go with option 1 and leave it at that. Many people like to pick up gold at spot/just over around here.

I don't think coin makers should do this.

Can you give us some insight into the creation of the private keys for these notes?