Topic: 2011/2013 Casascius coins for sale. Silvers w/ proof of custody! - page 2. (Read 7840 times)
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What grade is that 1btc brass '11? Looks a bit janky. You should get it graded.
It spent some time in the previous owner's pocket, and narrowly avoided crowdfunded destruction: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crowdfund-destroy-my-series-1-coin-and-make-the-rest-of-yours-more-valuable-192116
Probably not much point in getting it graded, as I don't think it would fetch a particularly stellar grading.
What grade is that 1btc brass '11? Looks a bit janky. You should get it graded.
I treat 'em like my babies -- as you can see by the MS-67 rating 
those r some sexy coins
Yes there are! It also looks like they were very well taken care of
those r some sexy coins
Prices updated!
awesome coins! Is there a chance that you will make a discount?
There's some flexibility with regards to price, especially if you purchase more than one coin!
awesome coins! Is there a chance that you will make a discount?
I've had a few lowball offers on the 0.5 BTC Silver Series-2 coins, mostly in the 5-6 BTC range. While there's some wiggle room, I'm not willing to resort to bargain-basement prices
I'm not sure if you can get 4.5BTC for it though (I hope you do because I have some of these myself) someone else is selling the same coin MS-65 graded for 4BTC shipped.
Why not get the 1BTC error coin graded, your condition looks good and it would double the value
Bump because I love these coins
I have one in similar condition and am asking 3.5. dont you think 4.5 is a bit steep? perhaps i should be bumping my own price a bit...
as for grading, it certainly wouldn't double the value.
Time will tell, I suppose -- I'm not in any rush to sell. Coin-for-coin trades are an option as well.
I personally don't put a lot of stock in gradings, mostly because ANACS is notorious for over-grading coins. I've seen 1 BTC Silvers with TERRIBLE lasering on the holos get MS-67 gradings.
I'm not sure if you can get 4.5BTC for it though (I hope you do because I have some of these myself) someone else is selling the same coin MS-65 graded for 4BTC shipped.
Why not get the 1BTC error coin graded, your condition looks good and it would double the value
Bump because I love these coins
I have one in similar condition and am asking 3.5. dont you think 4.5 is a bit steep? perhaps i should be bumping my own price a bit...
as for grading, it certainly wouldn't double the value.
Im curious to see what price you get for the 2011 1 BTC Brass series-1 hologram...watching
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
It is! Thanks, I've updated the OP with more info and pictures.
I'm not sure if you can get 4.5BTC for it though (I hope you do because I have some of these myself) someone else is selling the same coin MS-65 graded for 4BTC shipped.
Why not get the 1BTC error coin graded, your condition looks good and it would double the value
Bump because I love these coins
Im curious to see what price you get for the 2011 1 BTC Brass series-1 hologram...watching
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
It is! Thanks, I've updated the OP with more info and pictures.
Im curious to see what price you get for the 2011 1 BTC Brass series-1 hologram...watching
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
Is it the error coin? If yes, you should post that! It makes it much more valuable.
Reserved.
I've got some Casascius coins that I'd like to sell.
(1) 2011 1 BTC Brass series-1 hologram - 4 BTC
(1) 2011 1 BTC Brass series-2 hologram (MS-64, mintage of approx. 500) - 4 BTC
(1) 2013 1 BTC Silver series-3 hologram (from the third roll ever produced: Roll 1Ag1-C) - 3 BTC
(19) (16) (11) 2013 0.5 BTC Brass series-2 hologram - 1 BTC
Silvers come in air-tite cases. Shipping from Canada with very discreet packaging.
PGP-verifiable chain of custody (from Casascius, through me, to you) is included with all silver coins, free of charge. Not sure what this means? Read here:
Easy peasy. I take Mike's signed document, append text after his signature that identifies the new buyer, and sign the whole thing with my key.
For sake of illustration, Mike's original document is in blue, and mine is in red.
---Begin PGP doc---
- ---Begin PGP doc---
I, Mike Caldwell, sent coins a,b,c to nubbins,
and his PGP fingerprint is ABCD EFGH.
See attached document scanned-coins.pdf
with MD5 checksum blahblah
- ---Begin PGP sig---
234C%#@4fv524 <---PGP signature for Mike's key
- ---End PGP sig---
I, nubbins, sent coin b to zipmaster,
and his PGP fingerprint is IJKL MNOP.
---Begin PGP sig---
@%$Y#H/Rgef4e <---PGP signature for my key (ABCD EFGH)
---End PGP sig---
Then I just take this block of text and scanned-coins.pdf and send them along to the new owner.
Silver 1 BTC coins are from the very first batch: Series-3 holograms with the 1Ag1 prefix. I choose not to have my coins graded, so as not to break the chain of custody (the coins have never left my possession), but a previous buyer has graded a coin he received from me and it was given an MS67 rating. Here is a photo I took of two of my coins:
And here's a photo of the left coin, graded and slabbed:
Brass 1 BTC coin with Series-1 hologram contains a spelling error in the word "Casascius", light patina from handling and a few minor marks on the holo:
Check out my forum trust here...
And my OTC Web of Trust ratings here.
Thanks for looking!
(1) 2013 1 BTC Silver series-3 hologram (from the third roll ever produced: Roll 1Ag1-C) - 3 BTC
Silvers come in air-tite cases. Shipping from Canada with very discreet packaging.
PGP-verifiable chain of custody (from Casascius, through me, to you) is included with all silver coins, free of charge. Not sure what this means? Read here:
Nubbins, how did you extend the chain of custody on your coin?
Easy peasy. I take Mike's signed document, append text after his signature that identifies the new buyer, and sign the whole thing with my key.
For sake of illustration, Mike's original document is in blue, and mine is in red.
---Begin PGP doc---
- ---Begin PGP doc---
I, Mike Caldwell, sent coins a,b,c to nubbins,
and his PGP fingerprint is ABCD EFGH.
See attached document scanned-coins.pdf
with MD5 checksum blahblah
- ---Begin PGP sig---
234C%#@4fv524 <---PGP signature for Mike's key
- ---End PGP sig---
I, nubbins, sent coin b to zipmaster,
and his PGP fingerprint is IJKL MNOP.
---Begin PGP sig---
@%$Y#H/Rgef4e <---PGP signature for my key (ABCD EFGH)
---End PGP sig---
Then I just take this block of text and scanned-coins.pdf and send them along to the new owner.
Silver 1 BTC coins are from the very first batch: Series-3 holograms with the 1Ag1 prefix. I choose not to have my coins graded, so as not to break the chain of custody (the coins have never left my possession), but a previous buyer has graded a coin he received from me and it was given an MS67 rating. Here is a photo I took of two of my coins:
And here's a photo of the left coin, graded and slabbed:
Brass 1 BTC coin with Series-1 hologram contains a spelling error in the word "Casascius", light patina from handling and a few minor marks on the holo:
Check out my forum trust here...
And my OTC Web of Trust ratings here.
Thanks for looking!
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