[WTS] MS65 2011 S1 Casascius 1B Error ANACS Graded!

[ducatitalia]

Thread skewed off topic...may relist at some point.

[Otoh]

watching

[ducatitalia]

Trades considered.

[Blazed]

What is wrong with someone sending dust to it?  Never heard anyone complain about that before lol

[justbtcme]

What is wrong with someone sending dust to it?  Never heard anyone complain about that before lol

I too don't like the fact that anyone can add a few satoshi and ruin the "originality" of the coin. I would rather it have just the original bits loaded by Mike Cladwell.

[djjacket]

What is wrong with someone sending dust to it?  Never heard anyone complain about that before lol

I too don't like the fact that anyone can add a few satoshi and ruin the "originality" of the coin. I would rather it have just the original bits loaded by Mike Cladwell.

Since Mike made his whole list public, I wouldn't be surprised if all of them end up with some dust.

[Blazed]

I welcome it...free coins please!  Maybe I should dust the entire public list lol

[justbtcme]

What is wrong with someone sending dust to it?  Never heard anyone complain about that before lol

I too don't like the fact that anyone can add a few satoshi and ruin the "originality" of the coin. I would rather it have just the original bits loaded by Mike Cladwell.

Since Mike made his whole list public, I wouldn't be surprised if all of them end up with some dust.

Someone random picks your coins address from the list, out of the thousands, to add a few satoshi, unlikely.

Someone random adds a satoshi to every address on the list, even more unlikely.

Someone gets jelly of how cool these coins are and that they don't own one decides to ruin the originality of it by adding a satoshi and a public note saying "your coins suck ass!!!", more likely than the previous scenarios. Best to keep the address private IMO.

[Blazed]

What is wrong with someone sending dust to it?  Never heard anyone complain about that before lol

I too don't like the fact that anyone can add a few satoshi and ruin the "originality" of the coin. I would rather it have just the original bits loaded by Mike Cladwell.

Since Mike made his whole list public, I wouldn't be surprised if all of them end up with some dust.

Someone random picks your coins address from the list, out of the thousands, to add a few satoshi, unlikely.

Someone random adds a satoshi to every address on the list, even more unlikely.

Someone gets jelly of how cool these coins are and that they don't own one decides to ruin the originality of it by adding a satoshi and a public note saying "your coins suck ass!!!", more likely than the previous scenarios. Best to keep the address private IMO.

The addresses are already public though pretty easy to dig them up...just check all the addys as he funded them.

[justbtcme]

I'm just saying, it makes your coin an easier target.

[Blazed]

I'm just saying, it makes your coin an easier target.

I suppose if you consider that an "attack" of sorts...first time I have heard of anyone minding that though.

[justbtcme]

I just like for it to be completely original, those extra bits will be more of an annoyance than a blessing, for me 

[DannyElfman]

I have never thought about the dusting before. If you have sever OCD, yeah than that is a problem!

[justbtcme]

Perhaps in the future some Casascius coins will have "dust" in them and the few that manage to stay clean will be more desirable. Could be possible.

I know of someone who only buys Casascius coins if the codes line up a certain way. Every collector is different 

[Blazed]

https://www.casascius.com/fulllist.txt

All it takes is 1 guy to copy all those and dust them...not hard.

[justbtcme]

https://www.casascius.com/fulllist.txt

All it takes is 1 guy to copy all those and dust them...not hard.

Add on the cost of transaction fee per dust job, per address. A hefty price to pay if you ask me.

[odolvlobo]

https://www.casascius.com/fulllist.txt

All it takes is 1 guy to copy all those and dust them...not hard.

Add on the cost of transaction fee per dust job, per address. A hefty price to pay if you ask me.

You don't even need the list of coin addresses. Sending 1 satoshi to every one of the 200,000 addresses with 1 or more BTC will cost you less than a dollar total, including transaction fees.

[justbtcme]

You don't even need the list of coin addresses. Sending 1 satoshi to every one of the 200,000 addresses with 1 or more BTC will cost you less than a dollar total, including transaction fees.

Thanks for pointing that out, I knew I was missing something. The 0.0001 transaction fee is optional I'm guessing?

[odolvlobo]

You don't even need the list of coin addresses. Sending 1 satoshi to every one of the 200,000 addresses with 1 or more BTC will cost you less than a dollar total, including transaction fees.

Thanks for pointing that out, I knew I was missing something. The 0.0001 transaction fee is optional I'm guessing?

Actually, I am off by a factor of 10. If you create 200 transactions, each sending 1 satoshi to 1000 addresses, it will cost you 0.002, plus perhaps 0.02 in fees. That's a total of 0.022 BTC or around $13.

This guy is doing something like that for some unknown reason: 1Enjoy1C4bYBr3tN4sMKxvvJDqG8NkdR4Z

[miffman]

To be honest I really don't think dusting a coin makes it less desirable. It's a few sat extra. So? As long as money isn't going out, I don't think it's a problem