[WTT] 1oz Gold Britannia BU Coin <-> BTC, Cash or USPS Money Order

[BrianH]

0.2 BTC or $1850 - 1oz Gold Britannia BU Coin that I purchased from APMEX. I can provide a copy of the receipt, if interested. Comes in a plastic sleeve.

My feedback:
Heatware | eBay

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[Coin_trader]

You can have more sale if you move this thread to the collectible section since this is a gold coin. Most of the physical coins are sold there. Only few crypto collectors will visit your thread here and also try to upload picture of the coin so that buyers will see how the coins look like by just visiting your thread. Escrow is a must here no matter how reputable are you on ebay and other marketplace platform.

Here is the collectible section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=217.0

Here is the thread for escrow:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0

Best of luck! 

[BrianH]

Much appreciated! I did not see that section.

Will post a picture this weekend. Never really see the value in it, because even if people put their forum name in a picture, that's not a guarantee the seller will ship something. But I understand others want to see the item.

Been on here since 2011, eBay since 2000 and Heatware since '04. Open to Escrow if the buyer wants to pay for it, but hopefully there is still some faith in the feedback system.

[Coin_trader]

Been on here since 2011, eBay since 2000 and Heatware since '04. Open to Escrow if the buyer wants to pay for it, but hopefully there is still some faith in the feedback system.

Trust feedback here is highly considered especially if you made a lot of successful transaction here with high amount. You have no previous trust feedback in your profile that's why you will need escrow on your transaction. Even though you are here a long time ago, Bitcointalk can be bought tho that's why it's too risky to based only on the age of the account especially on your case that has huge gap on post history.

You can let the buyer pay for the escrow or you share the expenses 50/50 to reduce escrow expenses.