[WTS] [Thailand] Selling 1 BTC Casascius brass token, not redeemed, for fiat

[vovanxxx]

I want to sell 1 BTC "physical bitcoin" Casascius brass token made in 2013 (= all forks︂ like BCH BSV BTG etc are included) but for fiat only, locally in Thailand because I do not want the headache of AML SOF WTF ETC burden coming︊ with international bank transfers. I might also accept stablecoins if sent from a local exchange like Bitkub, will discuss that with the buyer.
In an exclusive case, if you are a really interested collector with an old and trusted account, willing to spend even more and happy to assist me with any possible hassles related to large international transfer I might travel to a nearby country like Singapore.

Price = 2.5 million THB, roughly 76k USD or 1.2 BTC as of 5th July.

The photo is just an example of my other already redeemed coin, to prove that I do actually have similar tokens. The one I'm selling is of course not redeemed, in a better condition and stored in a safe box, I don't want to spend time making high quality photos of an actual item until I find a real buyer.
Please note that the coin I'm selling was not verified by any grading service and comes in a simple plastic coin container.

Please do not message me if you are not genuinely interested in buying. If you are interested then please send me a private message with a photo of your Thai bank account with more than 2.5 mln baht balance, I want to be sure you are not a scammer or time waster.

https://vovan.xxx/temp/IMG_20260705_231047_026.jpg

[krogothmanhattan]

Welcome to the forum...I would recommend you read this first... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5277761.0

  Also post image of the back holo area as well

[vovanxxx]

I will not post photos in public for privacy reasons, if someone is really interested and could prove their interest by showing me a photo of their Thai bank account with more than 2.5 mln baht balance then I will make whichever proofs they would want, including highly detailed photos using a microscope. For now I do not want to spend half a day making these photos until anyone is interested, given this item price and associated risks I doubt there will be a genuine buyer.

[[btc]]

For now I do not want to spend half a day making these photos until anyone is interested, given this item price and associated risks I doubt there will be a genuine buyer.

Uhh, you won't get interest in your product unless you produce something for the customer to look at. Words are meaningless, and sometimes pictures are too nowadays b/c generative AI and all that. He never said you needed to take the photo in public, it just needs to be of the back holo - how's that going to take days? Get a blank piece of printer paper, put the camera super close to it so nothing else but white^{[and the product]} is in the background? I figure you're being sarcastic about the bank account picture shit, but they are such bad-faith comments to make^{[and weird asf]}. Why not such ask someone to produce a signed message from a wallet containing the coin value you want the item for? Don't complain about non-serious buyers if you're selling in a non-serious way. :/

I think he meant that he would not post an image of the back of the coin showing the holo is intact and the first bits here on the forum as it is "public"

but I could be mistaken.

I could've interpreted incorrectly too, but I smell fish and I'm not at the market atm.

- "Hey here's what I'm selling, but here's a picture of something else to prove I have the first thing."

[MoparMiningLLC]

For now I do not want to spend half a day making these photos until anyone is interested, given this item price and associated risks I doubt there will be a genuine buyer.

Uhh, you won't get interest in your product unless you produce something for the customer to look at. Words are meaningless, and sometimes pictures are too nowadays b/c generative AI and all that. He never said you needed to take the photo in public, it just needs to be of the back holo - how's that going to take days? Get a blank piece of printer paper, put the camera super close to it so nothing else but white^{[and the product]} is in the background? I figure you're being sarcastic about the bank account picture shit, but they are such bad-faith comments to make^{[and weird asf]}. Why not such ask someone to produce a signed message from a wallet containing the coin value you want the item for? Don't complain about non-serious buyers if you're selling in a non-serious way. :/

I think he meant that he would not post an image of the back of the coin showing the holo is intact and the first bits here on the forum as it is "public"

but I could be mistaken.

[vovanxxx]

Get a blank piece of printer paper, put the camera super close to it so nothing else but white^{[and the product]} is in the background?

"scamming 101": plain background is the easiest to forge, people will photoshop my photos to put their usernames and upload them to Ebay or whatever. This is another reason why I won't post photos in public.

I figure you're being sarcastic about the bank account picture shit

Why not such ask someone to produce a signed message from a wallet containing the coin value you want the item for?

I'm absolutely serious about the bank account photo, no high resolution photos until I see you have the money. And I'd like to remind that I want cash aka fiat not crypto because I don't want to exchange crypto myself. 1.2 BTC is much more than I usually change to fiat so with a high probability I will run into AML SOF and other third letter bullshit from the crypto exchange. That's why, if we agree on a stablecoin transfer, I will accept them only from the local regulated exchange like Bitkub where I have an account. Not from Binance or Kraken or Huobi or whatever else.

Regarding the fiat sale: we will sign a sales contract with a third party witness (bank manager), so if I'm going to scam the buyer they will know all my personal details, and if the buyer is going to scam me by reverting the bank transfer I will have a signed sales contract where the buyer have stated they have received the item and have no any complaints.