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September 20, 2021, 03:59:11 PM
Last edit: October 11, 2021, 06:02:32 PM by thoughtfan
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Hi folks,

Two things: First to let potentially interested folks know that coin is being auctioned by my brother on scarce.city. Edit: Auction  link: https://scarce.city/auctions/casascius-1btc-coin

Second is a question he has to anyone who may have cleaned these up in the past - would using Brasso or something (on the non-sticker side) help bring back the shine and make it look more attractive? I seem to recollect the blemish in the top of the B was there since I originally bought it from Mike but the scuffs and scratches probably originate from when I was carrying them round in my pocket trying to see if I could buy lunch in the caffe with them Cheesy






Incidentally, this is one of the same coins I was talking about where I gave more background on them in this thread back in December. Then with the rapid rise, those who had been thinking of selling just held on tight - until now... There are two silver tens still to be sold - in scarce.city, here or elsewhere, depending on how this first experiment goes.

...and I've got heaps of peeled 1s and .5s if anyone would like to make an offer on some of those Cheesy
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September 20, 2021, 04:04:01 PM
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Second is a question he has to anyone who may have cleaned these up in the past - would using Brasso or something (on the non-sticker side) help bring back the shine and make it look more attractive? I seem to recollect the blemish in the top of the B was there since I originally bought it from Mike but the scuffs and scratches probably originate from when I was carrying them round in my pocket trying to see if I could buy lunch in the caffe with them Cheesy

Incidentally, this is one of the same coins I was talking about where I gave more background on them in this thread back in December. Then with the rapid rise, those who had been thinking of selling just held on tight - until now... There are two silver tens still to be sold - in scarce.city, here or elsewhere, depending on how this first experiment goes.

...and I've got heaps of peeled 1s and .5s if anyone would like to make an offer on some of those Cheesy


Would recommend against cleaning a coin with any chemicals.
Best would be a can of compressed air.

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September 20, 2021, 04:49:22 PM
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Second is a question he has to anyone who may have cleaned these up in the past - would using Brasso or something (on the non-sticker side) help bring back the shine and make it look more attractive? I seem to recollect the blemish in the top of the B was there since I originally bought it from Mike but the scuffs and scratches probably originate from when I was carrying them round in my pocket trying to see if I could buy lunch in the caffe with them Cheesy

Incidentally, this is one of the same coins I was talking about where I gave more background on them in this thread back in December. Then with the rapid rise, those who had been thinking of selling just held on tight - until now... There are two silver tens still to be sold - in scarce.city, here or elsewhere, depending on how this first experiment goes.

...and I've got heaps of peeled 1s and .5s if anyone would like to make an offer on some of those Cheesy


Would recommend against cleaning a coin with any chemicals.
Best would be a can of compressed air.

Thank you sir (hope you don't mind calling you 'sir' with your reputation round here Cheesy )
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September 25, 2021, 09:19:08 AM
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Hi,
Quick update on this is that the auctioning of this item has been postponed for a couple of weeks. I will update you when I have a solid date from my brother of the auction time.
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September 29, 2021, 03:46:56 AM
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Hello,

I am looking to sell a funded 1btc 2011 Casascius Coin. Please let me know how the sale goes because I am looking to go the same route.

Thank you,
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October 11, 2021, 06:00:43 PM
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Quick update in that this item is to be auctioned from tomorrow, completing Thursday 2021-10-14.

Link to auction :https://scarce.city/auctions/casascius-1btc-coin

Thank you for your patience and your interest.

FYI, it is my brother, not me who is selling it although it was originally mine (bought from Mike).
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