Topic: [AUCTION] 1 Casascius 2013 + 1 Titan BTC (1oz999Gold) (Read 2249 times)
I had 8.25 BTC in my pocket, splitting the difference on some private comms the seller and I had.. That's what I get for not getting the bid in when I could..
If it went for 8 BTC it was still a pretty good deal to the buyer in my opinion, that's barely over Bitcoin + Gold spot prices at the moment.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Well, since the auction ended while bitcoin was at $241 and Gold at $1281
I saw the spot on the coins at price: 5.135 + 2 = 7.135 (and premium)
At the actual time I made my bid, bitcoin was at $281 which means the value in coin was less than the auction ending price.
I was going to bid 7.5 ending, but since he went to 8btc, I gave up.
Congrats on the sale. Next step is to make it complete.
If it went for 8 BTC it was still a pretty good deal to the buyer in my opinion, that's barely over Bitcoin + Gold spot prices at the moment.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Was hoping to snipe it in the 6's myself. 
6 would have been under my reserve price
As snarlpill says, I think the buyer got a good deal forma that price
If it went for 8 BTC it was still a pretty good deal to the buyer in my opinion, that's barely over Bitcoin + Gold spot prices at the moment.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Current Prices (from Amagi): Gold: $1275 Oz. Bitcoin: $222
$1275 1 Oz. Gold / $222 = 5.74 BTC + 2 loaded Bitcoins = 7.74 BTC total spot value
So all in all, that was a steal on a Casascius premium and the premium for the low mintage Titan One Gold.
Was hoping to snipe it in the 6's myself.
Yup. Price went beyond what I was willing to pay though.
Just got home, looks like I missed the end of the auction, is there a winner?
Attention out there, there are already some fake profile pretending to be me -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/glannat-421723
Well of course. It wouldn't be a true sale/auction thread without a scammer (the same one) that is trying to scam everyone in all other threads.
Attention out there, there are already some fake profile pretending to be me -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/glannat-421723
8btc +shipping
escrow with ognasty or devthedev plz
thanks
escrow with ognasty or devthedev plz
thanks
6.3 BTC
Yes, escrow is accepted.
I guess escrow would have to be accepted unless the seller would agree to ship to me first.
I up my bid to 6.25
Please update for payment options.
I up my bid to 6.25
Please update for payment options.
I bid 6.2 btc
BTW...do you accept escrow ?
BTW...do you accept escrow ?
Watching.
Out of curiosity how is the reserved prices encoded?
Out of curiosity how is the reserved prices encoded?
SHA256
Geeze. I have been interested in physicals for a while but I didn't know they were worth this much
Well, it depends on the coins.
Geeze. I have been interested in physicals for a while but I didn't know they were worth this much
6
5BTC
Watching.
Out of curiosity how is the reserved prices encoded?
Out of curiosity how is the reserved prices encoded?
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