[WTS] MS67/66/65 Casascius Coins - High Grade Collectible History!

[Sellers]

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[djjacket]

Looks interesting

Yes they are.  They look even more interesting in your hand!

[Melbustus]

what do the silver/gold 2013 coins go for these days? I was selling at 2.3BTC each a while back but I feel like the value must be creeping up towards 3BTC by now

The market has cooled off lately.  There are a lot of new coins made by different groups now which may attract collectors, but the original Casascius coin is still the best option long term for collectors. IMHO

Ungraded I would say 2-2.5.

Yeah - the entire point of collectibles is the attachment to history. Collecting is a fundamentally sentimental human affliction.

No other physical bitcoin could be as tightly coupled with the progress of Bitcoin in general as Casascius coins; from inception as an experiment in 2011, to termination due to concerns regarding regulatory overreach from FinCEN. Plus almost every news article between 2011-2014 using a Casascius coin stock image in their story...

That's the kind of history that collectors will want to own a part of down the road. The newer physical bitcoins may have some temporary novelty, but none will ever match the relationship Casascius coins have to the Bitcoin experiment. Look at the history of other coins and collectibles... In the long-run, the story often matters more than the rarity (to a point), and Casascius coins have both.

[djjacket]

Yeah - the entire point of collectibles is the attachment to history. Collecting is a fundamentally sentimental human affliction.

No other physical bitcoin could be as tightly coupled with the progress of Bitcoin in general as Casascius coins; from inception as an experiment in 2011, to termination due to concerns regarding regulatory overreach from FinCEN. Plus almost every news article between 2011-2014 using a Casascius coin stock image in their story...

That's the kind of history that collectors will want to own a part of down the road. The newer physical bitcoins may have some temporary novelty, but none will ever match the relationship Casascius coins have to the Bitcoin experiment. Look at the history of other coins and collectibles... In the long-run, the story often matters more than the rarity (to a point), and Casascius coins have both.

Well said ^

I agree completely and it is the reason my collection is solely Casascius coins!

[djjacket]

Get a great collectible for a great price now that BTC is down!

[Blazed]

Just had to snag that Silver Single MS-67 

[djjacket]

Just had to snag that Silver Single MS-67 

Yes the MS67 1 BTC silver has been sold.

[Zeta0S]

Looking to sell some Graded Casascius Coins.  
Graded Coins are all graded by ANACS coin grading service and sealed in a protective taper-proof case.

The only payment address is 3HCKpqzFKM8aQhxduuqzeUCrhw75XMBPLm
If someone tells you to send to another address, it is a scam.

Escrow accepted if buyer pays fee.
These ship from the US.  Pricing includes shipping.


Additional Estimated Mintage Information
http://www.spotcoins.com/bitcoin/casascius

Silver Casascius Coins
.5 BTC Silver Series 3 - 1AgVgmPz MS67 Grade - Highest Known Grade - BTC 2.75
1 BTC Silver MS67 Grade - Highest Known Grade - SOLD
1 BTC Gold/Silver MS65 Grade- SOLD

High Grade Brass Set Together - BTC 14.5
2011 1 BTC S1 "error coin" MS66 Grade - Price - BTC 6.25 - The Original Casascius Coin
2011 1 BTC S2 MS65 Grade - Price - BTC 4  - Low Mintage
2012 1 BTC MS66 Grade - Price - BTC 3 -
2013 .5 BTC MS65 Grade - Price - BTC 1.2
2013 1 BTC MS66 Grade "Infinity Shortcode Coin" - Price - BTC 2.25

Others
2012 1 BTC MS66 Grade - Price - BTC 2.6
2012 1 BTC MS65 Grade - Price - BTC 2
2013 .5 BTC MS65 Grade - Price - BTC .9


Open to offers on these coins.  Other pictures available upon request.

Nice collection sir

[Possum577]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

[notserp]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

you want him to sell it for more than 50% off his asking price? for 1.2 u might be able to get a brass .5 lol

[nubbins]

x face value

Do you even Casascius?

Do I really have to explain why this "x face value" shit is gibberish again? 

[djjacket]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

As nubbins so eloquently stated, I do not use a multiplier to value the collectibles.  It is a face value + premium. 

[epilido]

Pm sent

[Possum577]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

you want him to sell it for more than 50% off his asking price? for 1.2 u might be able to get a brass .5 lol

This is how bidding on goods works. One person says what they're asking, the other what they're offering and sometimes we meet in the middle. I expect to pay a fair price for the coins, and DJ expects to get a fair price...deciding what's "fair" is the fun part.

[Possum577]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

As nubbins so eloquently stated, I do not use a multiplier to value the collectibles.  It is a face value + premium. 

Fair enough, I'm a buyer of the 2013 silver .5 at face value plus a premium of BTC0.70.

Let's talk, man...

[notserp]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

As nubbins so eloquently stated, I do not use a multiplier to value the collectibles.  It is a face value + premium. 

Fair enough, I'm a buyer of the 2013 silver .5 at face value plus a premium of BTC0.70.

Let's talk, man...

lol really? you made the exact same offer lolol

[iglasses]

dj, i'd be interested in that 2013 silver .5...i'm a buyer at BTC1.2

You've been valuing Casascius coins at 3x face value, however you value the .5's at 2.4x, i'll pay at that rate.

Let's talk.

As nubbins so eloquently stated, I do not use a multiplier to value the collectibles.  It is a face value + premium. 

Fair enough, I'm a buyer of the 2013 silver .5 at face value plus a premium of BTC0.70.

Let's talk, man...

lol really? you made the exact same offer lolol

shhhhh....he's in 'slealth mode'.  dj is being worked by a strong playa.

[djjacket]

The only payment address is 3HCKpqzFKM8aQhxduuqzeUCrhw75XMBPLm
If someone tells you to send to another address, it is a scam.

Escrow accepted if buyer pays fee.
These ship from the US.  Pricing includes shipping.

Just a friendly reminder when working out deals if deciding not to use escrow...

Looks like another one trying the scam tactics again...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=406128

[Blazed]

Always a scammer in every sales thread...

[Blazed]

Just received my Silver Single! Thanks for another smooth trade Dj.