May need a little help being fairly new to this.  A recent acquaintance who is an older gentleman (72).
Bought several of these brass 1 btc casascius coins and is wanting us to buy them from him. We bought 2 several days ago and opened one to check if it was legit(when you spend this kind of money, it is worth a lot to know that all his coins are loaded.  (They are). 

  He put them in a sdb years back, and when the news started coming out of Bitcoin price he decided to sell.

My question is:  is it smart to have them graded?  Would this increase their value? They came in plastic sleeves and have been untouched for several years.

We haven't found out exactly how many he has, but he paid  $24.00.  I just imagine at that price, he may be sitting on a stack!

Thanks for info. As we are very new to casascius coins.

New to this stuff so I may need a bit of direction as to an escrow guy:)

Will do.  Thanks

I am selling a funded 1 btc brass casascius coin and was looking for advice as to a price.
Is an auction a better plan than an outright sale price?

We are working on a self service btc machine like an atm but without the high cost of same.
We will have minimal investment with our prototype.  If our initial testing in our retail store goes well, we will expand and make our product available to a wider retail marketplace.

Will be placing it in our retail thrift store.  Trying to generate interest. Will also accept Bitcoin as payment.

We have been selling Bitcoin locally and are working on a store kiosk.  Any thoughts of how to implement this device?