[Price per coin:]

2x 2013 1oz US Gold Eagles for sale.



All photos: https://vgy.me/album/dOpoAXZI

These coins have never been touched by bare hands. Each comes in an Airtite hard plastic holder (see additional photos link).

Coin can be purchased individually. Please specify:

• coin A
• coin B
• or both

Price per coin: 1oz gold spot price at time of sale + $10 for USPS priority mail shipping, which is currently 0.0807 BTC = ($1801.76 + $10) ÷ $22450.20
Shipping: Continental United States only. USPS priority mail. I will record an uncut video of the entire packaging and shipping/drop off process.
Escrow: minerjones, OgNasty, krogothmanhattan. Escrow fee will be paid half by buyer, half by seller. No escrow required if your positive trust score is above 20: I will send the item, you pay me when you receive it.
Payment: Bitcoin
Payment address: 1EWgaSxUNDAJqWdkEhUXDdWRqoL4wFfPuz

I acknowledge this is a new account. However, I am not new, just a long-time lurker with coinage to liquidate and a rep to build  

[Starting bid:]

1986-W 1oz Proof Gold Eagle Ultra Cameo PF69 up for auction.

1986 is the first year the US started minting gold coins again since the 1933 Executive Order 6102.

This item was purchased from jmbullion about 10 years ago.




Additional photos: https://vgy.me/album/HCqz1n7S

Starting bid: 0.08BTC
Minimum bid increment: 0.001BTC
End date and time: 7 days (168 hours) from when this is posted
Sniping protection: any last minute bid extends auction 10 minutes
Shipping: Continental United States only.  Free USPS priority mail. 3rd Party Insurance via pirateship for extra 0.001BTC. I will record an uncut video of the entire packaging and shipping/drop off process.
Escrow: minerjones, OgNasty, krogothmanhattan (I will pay escrow fee)
Payment: Bitcoin
Payment address: 1Fg6SUZMMpwgdJhPrExth2ew5S6CgD3vBW

I acknowledge this is a brand new account. However, I am not brand new, just a long-time lurker with coinage to liquidate and a rep to build

Stacksbowers.com recently had another auction with a number of loaded Casascius coins.

All were graded by PCGS.

There's no announcement on pcgs.com that they are now grading Casascius coins. Curious if grading is open to the public or if this grading was limited to a private collection for the auction.