[SOLD!] 1oz .9999 fine gold 2015 coin - below spot!

[GoldBits]

***SOLD*** TO elianite - http://blockchain.info/tx-index/99961ed808ae089425b74a5ede32f6180ef0ad9fdc18d9c16ef76e6033ec7f9b


PAYMENT TO MIDDLEMAN NOT ACCEPTED. YOUR POST WILL BE REMOVED IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO READ.

How about a great deal for my first gold sale??  1oz of fine (0.9999) gold for only 4BTC

• One ounce .9999 pure gold
• $50 U.S. legal tender coin
• Buffalo / Indian Head design
• 2015 date (latest design)

I'll try to get some pics up soon!

Let's see if we can generate some interest here    Coin will ship within 24 hours of payment by BTC upfront.

This thread is for arranging a sale only.  Unsolicited advice will be removed.  (If you feel the need to push your opinion, please do so by PM.  I'll do my best to answer every reasonable message.)



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[ManyProofs]

do u still shipping for Iran?

monies back garantee?

[GoldBits]

do u still shipping for Iran?

monies back garantee?

ManyProofs:

I wouldn't feel comfortable exporting U.S. legal tender to Iran. Keep an eye on my future offers as I might sell some of my MapleGrams (1 gram Canadian gold coin).  These are truly "gold bits"  

EDIT:  Post #1 makes it clear that I don't accept payments to middlemen.  If people keep repetitively posting about this, of course I will remove it. 

[ManyProofs]

will u selling me 1 gram bit? future will order more because i have proofs of you

and monies back guarante?

[GoldBits]

Because I'm an honest & reputable seller, I wouldn't list something I don't have in-hand.

I will certainly list the MapleGrams once I physically have them.  I think it will benefit those who want pure gold but don't want to buy an entire ounce.

Edit: I'm only removing posts that clearly show someone didn't read Post #1.  If you have an actual sales question, it shall remain in this thread.

[the joint]

Because I'm an honest & reputable seller, I wouldn't list something I don't have in-hand.

I will certainly list the MapleGrams once I physically have them.  I think it will benefit those who want pure gold but don't want to buy an entire ounce.

Edit: I'm only removing posts that clearly show someone didn't read Post #1.  If you have an actual sales question, it shall remain in this thread.

Okay, here's a sales question:  You are "honest and reputable" according to whom? 

Also, can you place your coin on a scale and let us see its mass (with handwritten forum handle and date included)?

[GoldBits]

Because I'm an honest & reputable seller, I wouldn't list something I don't have in-hand.

I will certainly list the MapleGrams once I physically have them.  I think it will benefit those who want pure gold but don't want to buy an entire ounce.

Edit: I'm only removing posts that clearly show someone didn't read Post #1.  If you have an actual sales question, it shall remain in this thread.

Okay, here's a sales question:  You are "honest and reputable" according to whom? 

Also, can you place your coin on a scale and let us see its mass (with handwritten forum handle and date included)?

Sure, I have no problem answering reasonable questions

Honest because I won't sell something not (yet) in hand.

I have a food scale from my restaraunt that is accurate to 1/10 grams (0.1g).  Would that suffice for the coin weight test?  If no, then I really don't have anything else at the moment.

[markj113]

Reasonable question 2 - why sell the coin at a loss when you could sell at any local bullion dealer, jeweler or pawn shop for significantly more money.

Reasonable question 3 - why are you so dead set against Escrow used for buyer protection?

[GoldBits]

Reasonable question 2 - why sell the coin at a loss when you could sell at any local bullion dealer, jeweler or pawn shop for significantly more money.

Reasonable question 3 - why are you so dead set against Escrow used for buyer protection?

2) I never said it was a long-term business strategy. Read Post #1 again.  It's just for my first sale.
 
3) If you can show me an actual escrow (not just a random person willing to hold money) then I will consider it.

[markj113]

Lots of Escrow advice here -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108716.0

there are also automated website escrows available too.

[GoldBits]

Yes, one of those automated sites was suggested to me (in my auction thread).  I went to the site and clicked "contact us."  It wouldn't even give a PO box, just an e-mail address. 

Legitimate escrow = money in trust managed by a trustee who isn't anonymous.

[elianite]

Id like to apologize for all the scrutiny and suspicion on this forum. Every 'new guy' gets the same treatment.

On this forum we have a sort of informal system of escrow, where there are a few highly trusted members who regularly act as an escrow by holding money until a transaction is complete. Some do happen to be anonymous outside of this forum, and could technically disappear with the money (by malice or death). Often they ask for a 1% commission or a tip. I can see how this system would seem extremely sketchy for anyone new to this community. They are not 'official escrow businesses', just 'random people' who have earned a reputation of trust over many years by holding onto tens of thousands of $ of ppl's money, etc.

PM me if you have any questions; I can vouch for some reputable escrows and answer any questions you might have.

Good luck on the sale

[GoldBits]

I don't know if "1) weigh the coin" was a troll post or not.  It seems the poster vanished, despite me replying instantly. 

[GoldBits]

Id like to apologize for all the scrutiny and suspicion on this forum. Every 'new guy' gets the same treatment.

On this forum we have a sort of informal system of escrow, where there are a few highly trusted members who regularly act as an escrow by holding money until a transaction is complete. Some do happen to be anonymous outside of this forum, and could technically disappear with the money (by malice or death). Often they ask for a 1% commission or a tip. I can see how this system would seem extremely sketchy for anyone new to this community. They are not 'official escrow businesses', just 'random people' who have earned a reputation of trust over many years by holding onto tens of thousands of $ of ppl's money, etc.

PM me if you have any questions; I can vouch for some reputable escrows and answer any questions you might have.

Good luck on the sale

Thanks for your polite & thoughtful reply.  Yes, I understand the informal structure of the escrow here.  But someone's 'forum reputation' doesn't offer me protection if the funds vanish (theft, or even if the escrower dies or something).  A more likely example is the buyer lying and saying I shipped them a rock.  Since the escrows here won't even type up a list of policies regarding common situations, who knows what will happen.  So this only adds to the risk, not lessens it.

I'm still open to a legitimate escrow service however.

[elianite]

Thanks for your polite & thoughtful reply.  Yes, I understand the informal structure of the escrow here.  But someone's 'forum reputation' doesn't offer me protection if the funds vanish (theft, or even if the escrower dies or something).  A more likely example is the buyer lying and saying I shipped them a rock.  Since the escrows here won't even type up a list of policies regarding common situations, who knows what will happen.  So this only adds to the risk, not lessens it.

I'm still open to a legitimate escrow service however.

Absolutely understandable. Its something we need to move past on this forum, its always a bit hard for new members to 'break in' now, as im sure you can guess there have been countless scammers here. once you become trusted here, doing business is very easy.

If you do go the 'random internet stranger holding your money' route, I would recommend selling only to someone who already has a positive reputation here. Less chance of you getting screwed.

[GoldBits]

I don't know if "1) weigh the coin" was a troll post or not.  It seems the poster vanished, despite me replying instantly. 

stop deleting posts, you'd still have it

Please read it again. I said the poster - not the post, vanished after he made the post.

[elianite]

I don't know if "1) weigh the coin" was a troll post or not.  It seems the poster vanished, despite me replying instantly.  

stop deleting posts, you'd still have it

I don't know if "1) weigh the coin" was a troll post or not.  It seems the poster vanished, despite me replying instantly.  

stop deleting posts, you'd still have it

Please read it again. I said the poster - not the post, vanished after he made the post.

posters don't disappear

the question did, after you deleted it

You are not very smart, AJRGale.

The question is here, it has not been deleted.

Because I'm an honest & reputable seller, I wouldn't list something I don't have in-hand.

I will certainly list the MapleGrams once I physically have them.  I think it will benefit those who want pure gold but don't want to buy an entire ounce.

Edit: I'm only removing posts that clearly show someone didn't read Post #1.  If you have an actual sales question, it shall remain in this thread.

Okay, here's a sales question:  You are "honest and reputable" according to whom?  

Also, can you place your coin on a scale and let us see its mass (with handwritten forum handle and date included)?

[GoldBits]

Thank you for the clarification elianite.

By "vanished" I mean the fellow immediately went offline after posting his question.  As promised, I did NOT delete the question, because it is a fair one.  But he has been trolling me so I'm still wondering if it was a serious question.

Does anyone else need to see the coin on a scale?

[elianite]

Thank you for the clarification elianite.

By "vanished" I mean the fellow immediately went offline after posting his question.  As promised, I did NOT delete the question, because it is a fair one.  But he has been trolling me so I'm still wondering if it was a serious question.

Does anyone else need to see the coin on a scale?

no, not needed at all.
Though it wouldn't hurt. when doing your first sale, anything helps.

[GoldBits]

Technically it proves very little, because the scale is so sensitive that blowing on it would increase the coin weight. 

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