1 bitcoin 'Casacius' ERROR

[vaneentottien]

For Sale by auction:  Original physical Bitcoin from the very first series!
Limited edition of 3500 pieces worldwide, due to an incorrect imprint: CASACIUS instead of CASASCIUS...
EXTREMELY RARE!!!
Authenticity guaranteed.

https://imgur.com/a/kadKytC

Start bidding:  70000 dollars

Shippingcosts inclueded.

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[krogoth]

Read this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5277761.0

[ChiBitCTy]

I would recommend looking at this thread that explains in detail how to properly sell things here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5277761.0

You need to provide photos, proof of ownership (a photo of the coin with your user name/time & date written next to it etc).  These coins are cool, and rare, but not extremely rare.  Just a heads up, you won't be getting any bids with that high of an asking price.  They aren't selling for anything close to that amount. Best of luck with your sale.  If there's anything I can help out with don't hesitate to let me know.

[OgNasty]

For Sale by auction:  Original physical Bitcoin from the very first series!
Limited edition of 3500 pieces worldwide, due to an incorrect imprint: CASACIUS instead of CASASCIUS...
EXTREMELY RARE!!!
Authenticity guaranteed.



Start bidding:  70000 dollars

Shippingcosts inclueded.

A picture would be nice.  A new account suddenly asking people to start bidding at $70K for an item sight unseen sounds a bit fishy.

[vaneentottien]

Sorry, but I do not know how to insert a photo...
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance,
marc

[krogoth]

Sorry, but I do not know how to insert a photo...
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance,
marc

https://imgur.com/upload

[vaneentottien]

Thanks!!!

[minerjones]

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/1PQeQR5XAuMFn25BC1kTS1GP9SUmxRJ8tk

[wheelz1200]

What are dollars?  No bitcoin?  And how are you guaranteeing authenticity as stated in your OP?

Check out escrow use too.  Noone gonna bid probably without that. 

[vaneentottien]

I bought them myself in 2011, so I personally guarantee the authenticity.
 So take it or leave it...

(One may receive another coin than the one on the photo!)

[wheelz1200]

I bought them myself in 2011, so I personally guarantee the authenticity.
 So take it or leave it...

(One may receive another coin than the one on the photo!)

Why not show the picture of the coin you are selling 

[owlcatz]

Why not show the picture of the coin you are selling 

Probably because he didn't really read this lol...

Read this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5277761.0

RTFM as we say mate...

[buckrogers]

I bought them myself in 2011, so I personally guarantee the authenticity.
 So take it or leave it...

(One may receive another coin than the one on the photo!)

I bought them myself in 2011, so I personally guarantee the authenticity.

Who did you buy it/them from, can you show proof of such purchase? Why should anyone trust you with a brand-new account created 4 days ago and an attitude?

(One may receive another coin than the one on the photo!)

Why? Do you have so many that you have to randomly pull one out of your sack o' coins?

So take it or leave it...

With a newbie account saying that, not answering any of the questions above or following proper selling protocol, I think you’ll find, most will leave it

But hey, good luck with your sale (take it or leave it, you may or may not receive one sucker to buy your "guaranteed authentic coin”)

**edit** Can you prove you own this account which has it on an active auction? https://www.delcampe.net/en_US/collectibles/coins-banknotes/unclassified/1-bitcoin-fysiek-1477464071.html

[vaneentottien]

Sorry for my behaviour...
I bought several coins directly from Casascius in 2011, and no, I don't have any prove of that anymore!
And yes, I put the same coin on 'Delcampe' in Belgium.  They, by the way, consulted me to put an ad at your forum...
Regards from Belgium,
Marc

[buckrogers]

Sorry for my behaviour...
I bought several coins directly from Casascius in 2011, and no, I don't have any prove of that anymore!
And yes, I put the same coin on 'Delcampe' in Belgium.  They, by the way, consulted me to put an ad at your forum...
Regards from Belgium,
Marc

So you bought them from

Casascius in 2011

and never knew to come to this forum until now and had to be consulted to do so?

Secondly, I’d like to know how you will, as you say

I personally guarantee the authenticity

Based off what collateral?

[vaneentottien]

Yes, I had no idea of this forum.
A boardmember of Delcampe told me about it and recommended to put my ad there.

How can I guarantee the authenticity?  Well, I can't!  Since I have no prove of my buying (why should I?...).
So, you have to take my word for it, but I am a honnest man...

[minerjones]

Yes, I had no idea of this forum.
A boardmember of Delcampe told me about it and recommended to put my ad there.

How can I guarantee the authenticity?  Well, I can't!  Since I have no prove of my buying (why should I?...).
So, you have to take my word for it, but I am a honnest man...

Interesting site:
https://www.delcampe.net/en_GB/collectables/search?search_mode=all&excluded_terms=&term=crypto

All I can see are tons of crypto stamps.
Are there other crypto coin listed on there?

[vaneentottien]

Interesting site:
https://www.delcampe.net/en_GB/collectables/search?search_mode=all&excluded_terms=&term=crypto

All I can see are tons of crypto stamps.
Are there other crypto coin listed on there?
[/quote]

I don't think so...

[buckrogers]

Interesting site:
https://www.delcampe.net/en_GB/collectables/search?search_mode=all&excluded_terms=&term=crypto

All I can see are tons of crypto stamps.
Are there other crypto coin listed on there?

I don't think so...

You also need to accept BTC as a payment method I believe for this section.

Since I have no prove of my buying (why should I?...)

You don’t need to provide proof of your "buying", but you should follow proper posting protocols and post a photo of the actual coin you are selling - why is this part so difficult?

You post a "stock" photo so to speak then say

(One may receive another coin than the one on the photo!)

No one will buy a high value item sight unseen let alone with a caveat statement like that.

What condition is the coin a person "may" receive in, or look like?

How can anyone tell if the coin is loaded or peeled, or even exist in the first place if you don’t provide them with a photo or the information to verify it?

If you would simply read and follow the basic simple steps listed in the links that have been presented to you multiple times that you are ignoring, that may solve a lot of your issues here, as im sure you must have similar protocols to post items on your active auction site with "vaneentottien 100% (270x)" in sales?

Also, if you have an active auction elsewhere, how would you be able to sell this coin if someone buys it or places a bid on the other site? (Besides trusting you that you have multiple coins of course)

So, you have to take my word for it, but I am a honnest man...

We are all honest men/women/people who identify as binary, non-binary so on and so forth, but no one likes to get scammed when all of this can be avoided very easily by taking the advice given to you as new potential seller here

thanks!

[vaneentottien]

(You also need to accept BTC as a payment method I believe for this section.)
I am not interested in BTC's.  So my asking price is in Euro or Dollar.


(You don’t need to provide proof of your "buying", but you should follow proper posting protocols and post a photo of the actual coin you are selling - why is this part so difficult?)
I don't have a smartphone- I hate social media! - so I cannot make photo's of my ten coins.  The one photo you can see, was made by a neighbour.


(How can anyone tell if the coin is loaded or peeled, or even exist in the first place if you don’t provide them with a photo or the information to verify it?)
According the one picture here, you can see that it is not peeled.  You have to trust me on that.
Regards,
marc