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March 09, 2014, 05:05:37 PM
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Hello,

Up for sale are three (3) 2013 1-BTC Casascius Bitcoins.

These are the brass coins.  They have never been touched by hands and have been kept in a safe and undisturbed since receiving them from Casascius.

Price: 1.8BTC each, or 5.5BTC 5.3BTC buys all three.  Price includes shipping.

*Note: I'm not sure what these are going for nowadays, and I'm aware these are a bit pricey even compared to the premium Casascius originally charged.  But, with Casascius out of business and with 2013 behind us, I have little doubt the premium for these will continue to increase over time.

Edit:  Taking offers now.
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March 10, 2014, 09:18:47 AM
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How would the sale work please?
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March 10, 2014, 02:21:01 PM
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How would the sale work please?


1) State how many coins you want.
2) I will provide you with a BTC address to send payment to.
3) Send BTC to this address and provide me with a shipping name and address typed exactly the way you would like me to write it on the shipping label.
4) The coins will be mailed next business day, or same day time permitting.
5) I will provide you with a tracking number.
6) We're both happy Smiley
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March 10, 2014, 05:09:04 PM
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You would be better off using a trusted escrow.. like TomatoCage.
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March 10, 2014, 07:03:14 PM
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You would be better off using a trusted escrow.. like TomatoCage.


Lol.

TomatoCage was the one that added me to the default trust list.

My reputation speaks for itself, and as a past contributor to Bitcoin Magazine, my identity is no secret.  I'll do escrow, but buyer pays escrow fees, and I'd prefer not to go through the hassel (as a seller; as a buyer, I always want escrow).  

Edit:  If escrow is used, price will be set in USD rather than BTC.

Edit 2:  This is Tomatocage's feedback for me:

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Tomatocage 21: -0 / +22(22)   2013-09-26   0.00000000      Has many successful deals under his belt and is a long time contributor to the forums. Good user right here.
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March 10, 2014, 08:58:39 PM
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 Roll Eyes
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March 11, 2014, 12:38:51 AM
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Roll Eyes

If you want a fast, smooth transaction, then buy from me.
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March 11, 2014, 05:35:27 AM
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I am happy to provide escrow of 0.5% for this, and have provided escrow in the past to other users.

i would suggest escrow for a larger BTC purchase, no matter who from

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March 11, 2014, 06:38:34 AM
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I am happy to provide escrow of 0.5% for this, and have provided escrow in the past to other users.

i would suggest escrow for a larger BTC purchase, no matter who from

Fine by me Smiley

However, as stated, using escrow for this transaction means these will be priced in terms of USD.
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March 11, 2014, 02:37:09 PM
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I am happy to provide escrow of 0.5% for this, and have provided escrow in the past to other users.

i would suggest escrow for a larger BTC purchase, no matter who from

Fine by me Smiley

However, as stated, using escrow for this transaction means these will be priced in terms of USD.

escrow has absolutely no bearing on currency type, why would you not price in BTC?

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March 11, 2014, 04:07:11 PM
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I am happy to provide escrow of 0.5% for this, and have provided escrow in the past to other users.

i would suggest escrow for a larger BTC purchase, no matter who from

Fine by me Smiley

However, as stated, using escrow for this transaction means these will be priced in terms of USD.

escrow has absolutely no bearing on currency type, why would you not price in BTC?

Because it absolutely does have bearing on the currency type.   Suppose I want to cash out the BTC I receive and ensure that I receive $x when I do.  Using escrow casts some uncertainty regarding what the USD value of the BTC will be at the time I receive it.   So, payment would be made in BTC, but  priced in USD, to mitigate that uncertainty.
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March 11, 2014, 05:27:21 PM
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Pretty expensive coin over there.. I can get them for 25% less
Your price is in-between the brass and the silver

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March 11, 2014, 05:30:43 PM
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Pretty expensive coin over there.. I can get them for 25% less
Your price is in-between the brass and the silver

That's fine with me Smiley  May I ask where you're pulling the quote from?  I definitely believe you, but I'm just curious.

Edit:  I'm aware it's a higher premium than what I've seen, though this offer may appeal to those who want a smooth transaction with a reputable member, good communication, a worry- and hassel-free experience, or who may want more than one at a time.  In any case, the price is reflective of my reluctance to let these go for cheap as I have little doubt their premiums will only continue to rise.  Your opinion may be different.
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March 11, 2014, 06:01:17 PM
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You have hardly any trust feedback or WoT... where is all this "trust"??  I have 20x the rep as you and would encourage escrow for any deal..if it were me or anyone selling.
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March 11, 2014, 06:26:02 PM
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You have hardly any trust feedback or WoT... where is all this "trust"??  I have 20x the rep as you and would encourage escrow for any deal..if it were me or anyone selling.

I can go back and start quoting feedback if I need to.   I'm not a business or anything close to it, but I've sold GPUs, ASICs, gemstones, exchanged virtual currencies, and otherwise.  The majority of those sales were without escrow wherein I received payment up front -- I've heard no complaints.  Even the terms of my escrow sales included up front payment (e.g. some now, some later). Edit: John K. could vouch for this.

The whole point of having an account for years, making thousands of posts, contributing to the community by working, exchanging, and facilitating the dialogue within it, etc. is to establish credibility.  Despite a few controversial posts, I'm squeaky clean, and my sales feedback is flawless.  Maybe if I went back and coerced everyone I transacted with to bump up the plus count in my trust rating, it'd be as cool as yours.
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March 11, 2014, 06:31:02 PM
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Just helping the newbies who join the forum realize now matter the stats of an account use escrow...
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March 11, 2014, 06:49:59 PM
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Just helping the newbies who join the forum realize now matter the stats of an account use escrow...

Fair enough.  I won't discourage escrow, and I also encourage newbies to use escrow.  

It's one of those things where you say to yourself "But I know I'm honest!" and you want things to be as convenient as possible.  That is why reputation is so valuable -- if your rep is strong enough you can demand convenience through up-front payment.

You'd find that I'm consistent in pushing for up-front payment in my sales threads.  The reasoning is simple -- I have zero risk of getting scammed.  I don't like transacting when I feel at risk, and if this puts off a potential buyer, that's fine, I understand.
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March 11, 2014, 07:25:39 PM
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Blazedout419 does make a good point.
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March 11, 2014, 08:00:00 PM
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Blazedout419 does make a good point.


If you don't trust me, don't buy.  If you're interested but don't trust me, I can provide rep.

If you trust me and just want a fast, smooth exchange, then that is what I'm offering.
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March 11, 2014, 09:49:14 PM
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It's probably because most of the trade made by the user "the joint" were done before the Trust system was introduced.
Anyway I said that they go for less because I've been selling them for less .. in this period I've seen that the price range between 1.1-1.4 for 2013 brass

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