The smiley face may screw up the PGP, so here is the original text
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RE: The Bitcoin transaction from on or about January 25, 2016, with the following txid:
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To whom it may concern,
This was a late funding of Casascius Coins that were sold prior to when I stopped selling them in Nov 2013.
They were funded late because of an agreement I had with David Bailey of HardBTC to defer the funding.
We just deferred it a little longer than we meant to. :)
Mike Caldwell
Casascius
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The smiley face may screw up the PGP, so here is the original text
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Hash: SHA1
RE: The Bitcoin transaction from on or about January 25, 2016, with the following txid:
3d9553ba2ada10b61e01df6614f26e1ca99e0b9af6795e4aae695d47b3ee66ae
To whom it may concern,
This was a late funding of Casascius Coins that were sold prior to when I stopped selling them in Nov 2013.
They were funded late because of an agreement I had with David Bailey of HardBTC to defer the funding.
We just deferred it a little longer than we meant to. :)
Mike Caldwell
Casascius
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Auction ends Sunday @ 10PM Forum time (GMT)
I believe that will make it
3PM in LA
6PM in NY
11PM in the UK
(But if I am wrong .... its forum time 10 PM. Forum time can be seen in your profile, look and layout preferences)
Its an hour earlier than last weeks auction
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1 X Casascius 2013 0.1 BTC Silver, MS 69 1AgyDDFP ANACS Reference 4630085   Starting bid 0.01 BTCWorld wide shipping is included Bidding Increments: 0.01 BTC. No Sniping: Auction ends 15 minutes after the last bid. Ending Date:Sunday 26th June 10PM forum time
Disclaimer: I reserve the right to refuse a bid from newly created accounts or shady users.
Payment address: 16uWdA2nAJD3r5riFwCenyFiUQpCnJoUCB
(Escrow is always welcome)
Best of luck 
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Payment recieved for both coins
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Winning bids Auction 1: 2.28
Auction 2: 1BTC
Both got great deals there Please PM me for us to sort out payment and shipping arrangements |
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High bids Auction 1: 2.28
Auction 2: 1BTC
1 hour left. C'mon get those bids in  Both still represent great value |
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High bids are still Auction 1: 2.27BTC
Auction 2: 1BTC
Auction ends in approx 3 hours @ 11PM Forum time (GMT) I believe that will make it 4PM in LA 7PM in NY Midnight in the UK (But if I am wrong .... its forum time 11 PM. Forum time can be seen in your profile, look and layout preferences) Get those bids in ! |
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New high bids Auction 1: 2.27BTC
Auction 2: 1BTC
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How much interest is there in the Europe group buy at this point? How many copies I would be in for 1 |
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Current High bids Auction 1: 2.24BTC
Auction 2:0.62BTC
Auctions end Sunday 19th June 11PM forum time. Thats Tomorrow !! They are both still extremely reasonably priced. That 0.1 is an absolute steal tbh |
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Just as an example of how it seems too good to be true: she wants to sell some coins at the btc price only. So, a 2011 1 BTC solid brass, and she only wants 1 btc.
Not that unlikely taking the price of bitcoin into consideration. I dunno, seems a bit weird to me. She can easily charge 1.1. If she wants 1btc then she should redeem it. My guess is she does not know how, if they are real and doesnt want to mess with it. I know if my wife wanted to sell my cas coins she wouldnt know the first thing about peeling and redeeming. In that case, I will offer your wife face value for your collection  |
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Exactly the above.
Check funding
Check for any signs of tampering
Look at the coin conditions to see if there is any damage that will reduce the value (higher graded coins generally will attract a higher premium)
Some coins have a greater premium than others
Double error 1 BTC errors
1 BTC error 'Day 1' coins
Series 2 silver halfs
10 BTCs
All carry high premiums due to rarity or desirability
2013 0.5 and 1.0 brass significantly less so
The forum will give you a fair range for what you are looking at
Never be worried about asking for help. All of the folks who have posted above, or who have been mentioned, know their stuff. If you say where you are from, I am sure there will be a trusted coiner who would help you out (they would be sniffing out a deal themselves !)
I also havent seen any fakes that would pass a preliminary look. Either hologram or font has given away the only 1 I saw - a 25 coin. Even without the discrepancies, I knew that one was fake, as at the time I had the original !!
As with all face to face transactions, do it in a public place. Finally, if something seems too good to be true, then it probably is. If its a good deal today, then its a good deal tomorrow, dont get rushed into it if something doesnt feel right
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