Are Morgan dollars really scrap value? I had a friend told me to try to get more for my morgans. I suppose it depends on the year/condition?

I hope to get a bit more than scrap for mine.

I see, my mistake.

I have taken 6 orders from 4 people so far. I have feedback from one of those orders. I will wait until they have all been acknowledged before listing any more silver.

I will accept private messages if you are interested in dealing in the meantime.

Please do post that picture, show the postmark. Show how I live in one country and you live in another. Show how it went through customs. Then I would hope that he apologizes to you at least. If that is not proof enough then perhaps he thinks I am also TECSHARE.

I don't think I am going to put up any further offers until people start reporting receipt of what I have already sent. The proof is in the pudding, the fact is that I have not asked one person to pay up front so I am the one taking on all of the risk.

I am not expecting trust here which is why I am extending credit to other members. While the post-count of btc-bullion is not huge the content of his contributions made me think I could trust him over a few bitcoins. So far he has paid promptly upon receipt.

I will post them in the morning, you should pay to 1fakk2uakbGyz9M3bADeYXDSRzX4aBFyG when you get them. Feedback upon completion would be very nice.

Thanks.

The thread title says SOLD, that may be why you are not getting much attention.

On hold - Negotiation in progress.

People have however copied the wrong real address and sent their money off to the wrong person.

If a transaction was sent in such a way that it could be reversed then that opens up the chance for someone to buy something and then take their money back. Would the receiver be able to spend the coins or would this ability to revoke a transaction prevent that till a point in time.

I don't think I fully understand how this type of transaction works.

This looks very promising. Backend bitcoin engines need a nice modular format to allow for the many creative uses people will be coming up with.

I hear if you play your wallet backwards you can hear Satoshi singing Beatles songs.

You are kidding right? No real science has ever linked weed to brain damage. Either you are getting your science from the US government or you are joking?

At the current market prices the sets are now 3.05BTC each. If you buy 2 or more I will give you the shipping for free. The silver coins are 80% silver and contain 0.6 troy oz of silver per $1 face value adding up to 1.11 troy oz of silver per pack.

I just use pre-64 US 90% dimes. They are small enough and can be had for melt value.

They are shipped from beautiful British Columbia Canada. I use the "small packet" service through Canada Post which becomes "first class mail" once USPS takes it over. It takes between 1 and 2 weeks to arrive. I cover the cost in the event that it is lost in the post, though this almost never happens.

Given the image of the receipt and the fact that is has been corroborated, I think it now comes down to if you think the store is capable of authenticated the watch and if you trust that it will actually be sent.

I think a brick and mortar shop that specializes in watches should know what they are selling, but who knows.

I am a foreigner in this land. I am starting to realize that what I consider to be proper may not match the culture I have exposed myself to. Perhaps this sort of thing is perfectly acceptable behavior in this land and if so please excuse the ignorance of this wayfarer.

This place sure is suspicious. I suppose suspicion is healthy but really if you don't think something is legit you can just move on, if you are really worried then post your concerns once. However this thread has basically been trolled by the same people posting over and over who have no actual interest in participating in the transaction.

This might be legit, it might not be. But accusation without evidence is about as tacky as scamming. A word of caution may be warranted but pages and pages of accusations are out of line. If you had a good point then a single post should suffice to make it, if people are not convinced then repeating yourself over and over will not help.

It is true that USPS does not cover bullion, they will however happily sell you insurance for bullion that they know you can never use. There is some confusion because they do cover items of numismatic value such as a rare coin, it does not apply to common bullion.

My strategy is to self-insure. Calculate what you would pay for insurance and instead of buying it put the money in an account. In the event of a lost package you take the money from that fund. You will end up putting more money in that you take out. This is because insurance companies set their rates to make sure more money goes in than goes out.

You can use UPS or FEDEX, but I hate dealing with the way they handle international clearance.

Another option is to use USPS with tracking number and buy insurance from a private provider like shipsurance.

APMEX is insured by Llyod's of London.

I just sold a 1966 set to a friend(off forum).

There are now 2x1966 and 2x1965 left.

Yes I am planning to sell gold here eventually assuming my first few batches of sales works out well. I am not diving into this marketplace, I am dipping my toe in the water first.

I am currently involved in a trade with a very well established forum member, I am not sure if he is a merchent or why that matters. His package is currently in the post. I sent first to this person and I expect payment and feedback from him once it arrives next week.

By the way you put "trades" and "person" in qoutes I think you are implying that I am engaging in sock puppetry. If I am misinterpreting you please correct me. If I am not misinterpreting you I think that you are insulting btc-bullion more than a little bit. Look at his post history and you will see he does in fact have an established record of buying bullion from other members of this community. His post history indicates intelligent contribution to the information and economy of this board. I think he deserves better than being accused of being imaginary.

I think you are probably being very smart by engaging in skeptisism. The phrase "I will beleive it when I see it" comes to mind. I would love for you to see my silver.


I have another silver 1oz Philharmonic, or if you prefer a silver 1oz Maple leaf. They are both in untouched condition and stored in air-tite plastic containers. I see you are indeed an established member who has demonstrated a history of trade without incident and will gladly send you silver based on your promise to either pay for or return the items upon receipt and inspection.

If you want either coin or both I will send first. At the current market prices of bitcoin and silver I would like 2.9BTC per coin and .2BTC shipping. Once you have them and have inspected them you can pay me and put your concerns to rest. If you do not want to buy then just wait and someone that you likely trust will report of his receipt of my silver.

Let me know either here or by private message if you are interested.

Edit: Nothing personal c0ffer, but I prefer less extreme customers so I am going to retract this offer. No hard feelings.