SOLD!

[theboss]

SOLD!

[BitcoinMint.US]

Can't say I've ever seen someone do that to an eagle before.

[netrin]

Twists new meaning to 'junk silver'. I'll take it at $22. I've sent a pm.

[BitcoinMint.US]

$22 is a great deal for an oz of silver.  I bet you could get more than that at your nearby pawn shop.  Glass blowers also use silver to "fume" their glassworks and would pay spot price for this if you knew any...

[netrin]

Still for sale, forgot to mention that shipping is only to US or Canada (must pay a little extra for Canada).

I'm bummed you won't ship up north to Santa, but I'll provide a US address. (pm'd)

[netrin]

Hi Challengeaccepted,

This might as well be in the public record...

I've requested a withdrawl from Mt. Gox hours ago and the funds have not yet been withdrawn. I've sent a support ticket (and am informed that Mt. Gox will get back to me within 48-72 hours). I realize there is no way in hell you'll send silver without payment in advance -- the onus of trust is on me. So, I'm going to send you a SECOND transaction to the same address. I trust you'll return the other half if/when the first clears Mt. Gox.

Cheers,
Netrin

[netrin]

No problem, I guess I could have just gotten an MtGox redeem code from you instead.
I've received one full payment already, more than happy to send the rest back if it comes in:

Good point. No reason to donate to the exchanges to express our bitcoin geekiness. None but those who actively trade in bitcoin understand the immediate advantages and shortcomings of the bitcoin ecosystem.

Ya know, when you blur out a bitcoin address, six characters is generally enough to uniquely identify it (http://firstbits.com/). With a date attached it's unambiguous.

Looking forward to receiving my ugly silver donut.

[netrin]

The silver coin was delivered State-side long ago, perfectly as planned, but it has only now arrived in Greenland with gifts. It's a beautifully mutilated piece. I wish there were more! I might turn it into a ring after all.