I pretty much agree to what Quickseller point out here.

The Casascius 0.1 MS67 was sold last night and the payment has been received.

You never know when the next chance will be to pick up one of these for this price.
After all (as the buyer also pointed out) there are only ~800 of these coins in existence.
I was actually a little surprised it was not picked up earlier at this price.  

Still a few gems hidden in OP for a great price.
Send me a PM or write in the thread if any of them have interest.  

I have send you a PM too

PM with magic buying spell send.

Thank you for the offers.

Lairew and TheAnalogKid is right.
3.0 BTC is a good price for a 1Ag1 coin.
Nevertheless, 3 BTC is the list price... for now.

I cannot possible accept 4.2 BTC for those three coins. You would not even be close to finding these coins ungraded for that price. For the 2012 is MS65 an excellent grade. There are higher grades out there for the silver Casascius, but MS67 is still a solid grade, especially for the tenth.

However, I still have room to move on the price and I love to make fair deals, but there is a long way from 3 to 2.1

I am still open to offers

Time for a bump.

I still got many great coins for sale, OP is up to date.

I promise to make you a good deal if you are interested in adding a new shiny coin to your collection

18 rolls in total?

Was the color random distributed, or did each roll guarantee a specific amount of orange, red, purple ect.
Could you risk getting a roll only with gray? 

I am very impressed with the performance of the new Ravenbit coin.
Also thumbs up to both Ravenbit and Genesis for making something "different", which apparently hit a sweet spot in the crypto coin market.

Yep. And at a good price (as far as I can see).
Very pleasant to see these Ravenbit perform well.
Wonder if anybody will sell those Genesis sets at some point, or perhaps are people still trying to compile full sets..

I have placed my desk so I can look out the window and see the UPS truck when it enters the driveway

I am from Europe too, I collect graded coins.
Grading give one great advantage, there is little doubt on the condition of the coin.
This makes trading on the internet extremely easy, since you really need to have the coin in hand and study it with a magnifier to see the true quality of the coin.
Grading makes even more sense with brass coins, since the quality can vary depending on how the coin have been stored and handled.

For other coins types, e.g. Panda (which I also collect), they are mainly graded by PSGC, once they put the coin in the slap, then will they guarantee the authenticity of the coin, which is great, since it eliminates all the fakes, so you don't even need to consider make tests on the coin.

When that is said, grading is not always fair. You can find coins that are over or under graded.
Always buy the coin, not the slap. But a grading does commence an extra premium, at least the price for the grading (and round trip shipping), in return do you get an excellent storage medium and a professional opinion about the coin, which is useful if reselling.

I also have ungraded coins. So if you don't feel that a brass half MS66 is important to you, then I am sure you can find one in less quality for less, you can also be lucky to find one in equal or better quality for the same.

I like this coin, MS66 is a very good grade for this type of coin, if I was in the market for a brass half, then would I consider getting this one.

For reference, I sold a brass half MS65 for 1 BTC, less than a month ago, so DJ's price seams reasonable to me.

I got a Ravenbit Series 1.0 and Series 2.1 for sale, if there are some hardcore Ravenbit collectors who are looking to get their hands on coins from the early series.
Send me a PM if it has any interest.

Honestly, I don't know.

I have tried typing in the full public key for the maxcoin and vericoin on their respective block explore, there was no hits, so I assume they are undfunded.
You should be able to see the full public key on the pictures, if anybody knows max and veri well, then feel free to try to investigate if they are funded or not.
It could also be one of those cases where the creator "forgot" to fund them, I honestly don't remember the history, but I slightly recall some drama with socal (could be mistaken though).

Here are the "Back side" (you can argue if this is the back or front, but in this case is it the back side of the slap)



Also made link in OP to high res version

 

No magic hat. I found the end of a rainbow and there was a pot made of the finest casascius-brass full of crypto coins.

I did not want to mention you by name, but I was about to write "A Nutty Brit who likes bananas" to see if anybody could guess who I was referring to

Absolutely,  I will get them up tomorrow, it would be impossible for me to make any decent pictures without the help of the grand big lamp (daylight).

CGS they grade crypto coins as well, I have seen them grade Casascius.
There are some interesting details with cross grading between ANACS and CGS, but there are people here who know much more about that then me.

PM Send.

... and get off the computer and back to work on your project, I am waiting with high expectations for the result