[WTS?] - ANACS MS 67 Silver Casascius Tenth with Exception

[Lesbian Cow]

Hello Everyone,

So, iglasses and I have an interesting ANACS MS67 Silver Casascius 0.1 BTC coin for sale.

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https://blockchain.info/address/1AgyCV4ucdq6H6i3t6fw41jvp8ya1LvZ1V

As you will see in looking at the address for this coin it is funded with the original 0.1 BTC plus 1.65 BTC.  When I made the purchase of the coin escrow was released to the coin address resulting in the coin now having 1.75 BTC total funding.

To be clear, OgNasty's escrow service has been to the agreement, the error was not on him.  

We are interested in selling the coin and are accepting offers either via PM or on this thread.  Escrow would be with OgNasty no fee and US shipping included.

Buy it now price is 3.3 BTC.  Offers are welcome.

Cheers!

[David19]

Ill go ahead and put 2btc offer for it

[miffman]

Interesting!

I'll put an offer of 2.1BTC down anyway, just because it is unique.  

Also if this takes off then there's gonna be a ton of people overfunding coins 

[iglasses]

Replying to confirm what Lesbian Cow is reporting.

[Blazed]

LOL - How did that happen exactly?

[Quickseller]

Lol oops. Who is selling MS67 tenths for 1.65? And do they have any more? it looks like this is in the OP. I am also curious to know how this happened.

[miffman]

I am also curious to know how this happened.

How did that happen exactly?

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When I made the purchase of the coin escrow was released to the coin address resulting in the coin now having 1.75 BTC total funding.

[Quickseller]

Well yea but I don't think that tells the whole story.

[Blazed]

Well yea but I don't think that tells the whole story.

Exactly...
I have traded 1 or 2 Casascius coins before and am lost on how that could even happen?

[digicoinuser]

Incorrect copy pasta of the escrow return address I'd think.

[OgNasty]

For those interested in how it happened.  It seemed to be a combination of things.  Basically, no release address was given and the way the escrow request was (mis)interpreted, I believed the address given was the release address.  I then sent my usual, "I will send x amount to x @ x address" which was overlooked by both parties as having the coin's address as the release address.

I think this will sell for 3.3 BTC, it's one of the more rare Casascius coins, it's graded, it probably holds the highest value of all 0.1 BTC coins, and it has a reasonable story behind it for how it happened...

[iglasses]

Yea I ID'd the address of the coin in the escrow request desiring to identify the item being sold but I did not also include a payment address.  When the coin was delivered and LC advised OgNasty to release the escrow he did to the only address he had from me, which was the coin not my wallet.  I totally missed the incorrect address in his PM.  There is ZERO fault here on OgNasty or LC...I just missed the address plain and simple and the result is that I now have neither the coin or the BTC that the buyer paid for it..lol

This is what happens when stretch yourself too thin!
I have like 1000 things going on right now both personally and professionally and am going 18+ hours a day to keep up.
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[David19]

ill bump up my offer to 2.3BTC

[Dogedigital]

lol @ super tenth.

I'd be interested but I'd need like 10 days or so (I've been spending too much lately). So don't sell too low if you don't need to.

[yimfinity]

i'll offer 2.4

[Lesbian Cow]

Hello Everyone,

The highest offer we received on the Super Tenth is 3.0 btc.  iglasses will decide what he wants to do shortly, but if you want the coin you can make an offer above 3.0

Cheers!

[Possum577]

The coin has been "tampered" from its original state, like trying to polish patina off an old fiat coin. I'd only offer face value, but that's just me!

[Fortify]

The coin has been "tampered" from its original state, like trying to polish patina off an old fiat coin. I'd only offer face value, but that's just me!

Did you ever hear of the saying, "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"? That applies to you. Regardless of what you would pay for it, at a minimum it is worth 1.65 BTC  because it has that much loaded on it. Tampered with? No, that implies the hologram is broken, it has just been overfunded - quite substantially. Plenty of people would still bid on this and face value has no relevance on these coins.

[Quickseller]

The coin has been "tampered" from its original state, like trying to polish patina off an old fiat coin. I'd only offer face value, but that's just me!

there are a good number of casascius coins that have more then their face value loaded. A good number of them have been subject to spam transactions from various people, often of .0001 BTC or less.

The casascius tenth generally will fetch a premium of 1.9 or so when graded MS67 and loaded with .1 BTC. I would think that the premium would decline as more funds are loaded onto it. The premium would probably be the same if there is one or two spam/dust transactions and would only decline slightly if a small amount of extra funds was loaded onto it.

Lesbian cow was obviously able to get the coin with a smaller premium then what they normally fetch. I am not sure what this coin is worth, probably not  1.75 BTC in my opinion, however it is certainly worth more then it's face value, especially considering that it is a) graded, and b) received a MS67 grade.

Unfortunately the physical coin market is illiquid so it is not always easy to sell coins quickly and if coins are to be sold quickly they will often sell at a discount to what they would normally otherwise sell for.

[Lesbian Cow]

Hi Possum,

Given bids we have received for the coin, both in this thread and via PM, I humbly suggest you are wrong.

You also come across as a douche-nozzle.

Cheers!

The coin has been "tampered" from its original state, like trying to polish patina off an old fiat coin. I'd only offer face value, but that's just me!