If you are located in the U.S. is there really no good reason not to send it in for grading, the few bucks it cost is insignificant compared to the value of the coin... and then can you put it back in your Drawer (or drawers if you prefer than) without any concern.
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Topic: Casascius 2011 S1 1BTC "error" coin (Read 1333 times)
Thanks for the offers guys, maybe in 5 years I'll comeback and see the market? LOL
That is by far the shiniest thing I have ever witnessed
A 2011 S1 1 BTC coin in good condition goes for 3 - 3.5 BTC. Don't accept those low-ball offers.
Agreed if it was kept in an air tite / coin flip. 2BTC is definitely my best offer though for this one. It would probably be worth the time and effort to ship this in to ANACS and have it graded. If it comes back MS-64 or above you can get closer to 3+ BTC
I admit, these were not protected well, since they were like pennies back then... lol.
A 2011 S1 1 BTC coin in good condition goes for 3 - 3.5 BTC. Don't accept those low-ball offers.
True, but look at the condition.
I found a 2011 error in my old office stuff a few months ago and took 1.8 for it. I probably could have gotten more but the quality was a lot worse
A 2011 S1 1 BTC coin in good condition goes for 3 - 3.5 BTC. Don't accept those low-ball offers.
1.5BTC
In my drawer. 
I would offer you 2BTC, but it is hard to really tell the shape from pictures. How has this coin been stored all these years?
I highly recommend you immediately put the coin in a plastic ziplock, every second oxygen touches the coin the value decreases and degrading increases.
Also, do not touch the coin with your fingers, use gloves.
Do not, seriously, do not try and clean the coin yourself, it will make it worse.
I did not heed these warnings from fellow members and I had alot of coins lose value.
Other than that, the condition looks pretty decent. To get the best value, I recommend getting it graded for $50 via ANACS, its pretty easy
http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/SubmissionForm.aspx
-Charlie
Also, do not touch the coin with your fingers, use gloves.
Do not, seriously, do not try and clean the coin yourself, it will make it worse.
I did not heed these warnings from fellow members and I had alot of coins lose value.
Other than that, the condition looks pretty decent. To get the best value, I recommend getting it graded for $50 via ANACS, its pretty easy
http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/SubmissionForm.aspx
-Charlie
Thank You for the advice.
Also anyone with an idea what its worth at the moment?
Culex
I highly recommend you immediately put the coin in a plastic ziplock, every second oxygen touches the coin the value decreases and degrading increases.
Also, do not touch the coin with your fingers, use gloves.
Do not, seriously, do not try and clean the coin yourself, it will make it worse.
I did not heed these warnings from fellow members and I had alot of coins lose value.
Other than that, the condition looks pretty decent. To get the best value, I recommend getting it graded for $50 via ANACS, its pretty easy
http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/SubmissionForm.aspx
-Charlie
Also, do not touch the coin with your fingers, use gloves.
Do not, seriously, do not try and clean the coin yourself, it will make it worse.
I did not heed these warnings from fellow members and I had alot of coins lose value.
Other than that, the condition looks pretty decent. To get the best value, I recommend getting it graded for $50 via ANACS, its pretty easy
http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/SubmissionForm.aspx
-Charlie
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If you want to use escrow, please also PM me and we can choose a mutually acceptable escrow to use.
Buyer pays shipping and escrow fee.
Please PM me for details of shipping.
If you want to use escrow, please also PM me and we can choose a mutually acceptable escrow to use.
Buyer pays shipping and escrow fee.
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