Topic: Cas 10BTC Gilt interest? ⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️ (Read 1512 times)
ummmm......JUPITR more likely Dazed
Total number of made 10's can be found but AFAIK the proportions of gilt/non-gilt not.
Do you have exact info how many of these was made? I think 200 of gilt, 200 of non-gilt.
https://casascius.uberbills.com
I'd guess probably closer to 300 gilt, 200 non-gilt. The non-gilt versions appear to be more rare judging by the auctions I've observed here over the years, but I only have my personal beliefs to back that up. Did Casascius ever release actual numbers? I'd be curious.
Do you have exact info how many of these was made? I think 200 of gilt, 200 of non-gilt.
it is a masterpiece work of art !
someone say moon?
So a cas will hold btc/bch/btg and segwit 2x next month already. Not just btc.
Yeah, but so will paper wallets. Should we pay a $35,000 premium for those?
Should you? Up to you. Might you? If you want it badly enough...
another thing to look at as far as should I sell part of my collection/investment is, what % of my net worth is in crypto. Is it 40% or more...
If you have increased your net worth 10 x or so on a particular investment in a relative short time you would want to start to diversify your assets. Protect your capital, Land (Tree Farm) / rental property, Stock, a business, Silver/Gold and other collectibles.
just my 2 satoshi
If you have increased your net worth 10 x or so on a particular investment in a relative short time you would want to start to diversify your assets. Protect your capital, Land (Tree Farm) / rental property, Stock, a business, Silver/Gold and other collectibles.
just my 2 satoshi
So a cas will hold btc/bch/btg and segwit 2x next month already. Not just btc.
Yeah, but so will paper wallets. Should we pay a $35,000 premium for those?
It all depends on what the btc price does. If it goes down, the coin might gain value in btc. Also don't forget that these coins will hold all the new crypto coins from the forks. So a cas will hold btc/bch/btg and segwit 2x next month already. Not just btc. Add that to the collectable aspect, and these these coins might outperform btc. Again, it all depends on how fast btc rises/drops.
Last price publicized was Mindtrips 16.25BTC. BTC was in the low $4ks if I recall correctly.
you were offered ~$30k for a piece of silver in this thread, and you said sorry, too low. Couple that with most believe BTC is going to $7k, 10k, etc, it’s nothing short of lunacy.
you were offered ~$30k for a piece of silver in this thread, and you said sorry, too low. Couple that with most believe BTC is going to $7k, 10k, etc, it’s nothing short of lunacy.
at peak hype yes, errors also went >4 at one stage.
If I remember rightly people were asking for over 6 fairly regularly. I suppose it didn't matter all that much when BTC was $200 ish. It certainly does now.
interesting that premiums for casascius coins have remained mostly steady even with the rise in bitcoin value. will the trend continue post $1k usd remains to be seen. some would say this is already due to numismatic value but without pcgs or ngc gradings it maybe some time before crypto coins go mainstream if ever.
Just saying, 1BTC silvers were selling for >3 for a while...
at peak hype yes, errors also went >4 at one stage.
interested to hear if blazed can share the prices.
interesting that premiums for casascius coins have remained mostly steady even with the rise in bitcoin value. will the trend continue post $1k usd remains to be seen. some would say this is already due to numismatic value but without pcgs or ngc gradings it maybe some time before crypto coins go mainstream if ever.
Just saying, 1BTC silvers were selling for >3 for a while...
interesting that premiums for casascius coins have remained mostly steady even with the rise in bitcoin value. will the trend continue post $1k usd remains to be seen. some would say this is already due to numismatic value but without pcgs or ngc gradings it maybe some time before crypto coins go mainstream if ever.
But hey, what do I know?
How do you define reasonable? What might the peril be? Stuck with a terribly shiny token for a few more years?
"Reasonable" is subjective; the peril is unrealized gains. Tinfoil is shiny -- but if someone offers me $50 for a piece of it, I'm not gonna hold out for $100.
We all have different motivations, all I'm saying is that if you are hoping to maximize your dollar return, sitting on this coin isn't the way to do it. Best of luck with the sale
I escrowed a sale of 2 x Cas 10 coins last week. I will see if the seller is good with me stating prices...
Can anyone point to any successful sales of high denomination coins like these in recent times? All I can see are examples that appear to linger for years on end.
I suspect that many holders of 10s are unwilling to accept a BTC price lower than what they paid for the coin. This means many are unwilling to let them go for less than 16-18.
I also suspect that the phenomenon of Casascius coins holding their premiums in terms of BTC is over, and that sellers turn down any reasonable offers at their own peril. I expect BTC premiums to continue to drop.
But hey, what do I know?
I agree with this...for a period of time...after which - when and if classic numismatic collectors get interested...we may see unfathomable premiums. Or at least sustained.
Hey stranger! I aim to please... if/when BTC cracks $6000, I'll up the price to $150K
Time to up the price?
Done
Hey stranger! I aim to please... if/when BTC cracks $6000, I'll up the price to $150K
Time to up the price?
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