Can you elaborate why? Because you're not local to my area? Don't want a physical bitcoin? Don't do escrow? Because I'm new and you think it's a trap somehow? Let me know and hopefully things can change for the better.

I'm all for buyer/seller protection. Using an escrow is a great idea. Would you pay them/we split the fees in that case? Does it fall to the escrow service to pay for postage to you?

Also, I checked bitstamp and they don't give a BTC/GBP rate. What about using XE? http://www.xe.com/currencytables/?from=XBT

Thanks for the tip, and to minerjones for the escrow suggestion. I didn't think asking for ID was stupid, I'm just trying not to fall prey to scammers. Meeting in person would be ideal.

Hi folks, I tried to sell my coin on eBay but they deleted the auction and I was recommended this is the place to come.

Photos of my coin are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hrvy135lzcad0pm/AAB5sum6xreDW3k5Mx3D9wMea?dl=0

It's loaded with 1 BTC: https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=16eH23PYsGd9XDyQChKeeDxgTnrG5pQEUg

I'm looking to cash out, so the winner of the auction will need to email me a scan/picture of their photo ID with a codeword, stating that they want to buy the coin for £x cash that they will BACS/CHAPS to my account. I can then special delivery the coin to that address and supply proof of postage/tracking/delivery. The coin will be videoed going unopened into the parcel and handed over at the post office, so there will be no possibility of tampering. The money must then be transferred. Failure to pay will result in a court claim (https://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money), which is why I require the photo ID and email stating the intention to buy the coin.

Let's escrow it. 

I'd be happy to meet in person around the Reading area, or discuss details on the phone with any potential winners.

I know I'm a noob here, so any recommendations/advice on selling this coin will be gratefully received. If I'm breaking any forum rules please let me know so I can correct my post.