0.71BTC
Winner.
Congrats.
Will send PM.
Thanks for all the bids.
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0.71BTC
Current high bid!!!
Don't miss out on this great coin.
I see that's not a gold coin but brass so what's so special about those coins? Why would anyone pay 250$ for a brass coin? Do they have some historical value? Are they limited production? Anything else? Can't logic.
That's actually not a bad/stupid question at all - Here is a start. http://www.coindesk.com/whats-a-casascius-coin/
I won't bore you, but TL;DR - These are the some of the first and most trusted physical bitcoins made, are no longer produced, have documented/known mintage counts as well as how many have been peeled/redeemed etc etc... Great coins, love them myself but already have one of these!
Casascius coins are a part of Bitcoin history, moreover this coin seems to be really well conserved !
I see that's not a gold coin but brass so what's so special about those coins? Why would anyone pay 250$ for a brass coin? Do they have some historical value? Are they limited production? Anything else? Can't logic.
That's actually not a bad/stupid question at all - Here is a start. http://www.coindesk.com/whats-a-casascius-coin/
I won't bore you, but TL;DR - These are the some of the first and most trusted physical bitcoins made, are no longer produced, have documented/known mintage counts as well as how many have been peeled/redeemed etc etc... Great coins, love them myself but already have one of these!
Quoting bid so it can't be edited after like in the other auction
You still can't force them into the sale if they change their mind, right? What would you do if a winning bidder decides to back out? What's the acceptable protocol here?
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