Casascius and Lealana Physical Bitcoins & Litecoins for sale – UK Based Seller

minerjones

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Quote from: No_2 on November 09, 2019, 02:12:47 AM

I've listed some of the coins I have for sale on the new Particl market, see link:

https://www.demarkets.io/explorer

Particl is a fully decentralised market place on a block chain - it's not implemented in ethereum - I've been testing it and it works really well; I've sold one item so far and bought another, it was smooth and easy.

If you want to buy or sell you can download the wallet here:

https://particl.io/downloads/

Create a new wallet and call it 'market' to see all the listings in your wallet.

Snazzy marketing video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRxmGh24ILU&list=PLtbTcMbZZKfy_FynlisfnRFLaGAeDdCSy

As a local rule to this board, if items are not also priced in BTC, this needs to be moved to the "Alt-Coin Marketplace" section of the forum

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Bump - prices updated.

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Quote from: minerjones on November 09, 2019, 09:40:56 AM

As a local rule to this board, if items are not also priced in BTC, this needs to be moved to the "Alt-Coin Marketplace" section of the forum

Ok, that makes sense. Any chance you could leave this thread here and I'll start a separate one for this related topic under alts?

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I've listed some of the coins I have for sale on the new Particl market, see link:

https://www.demarkets.io/explorer

Particl is a fully decentralised market place on a block chain - it's not implemented in ethereum - I've been testing it and it works really well; I've sold one item so far and bought another, it was smooth and easy.

If you want to buy or sell you can download the wallet here:

https://particl.io/downloads/

Create a new wallet and call it 'market' to see all the listings in your wallet.

Snazzy marketing video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRxmGh24ILU&list=PLtbTcMbZZKfy_FynlisfnRFLaGAeDdCSy

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Quote from: No_2 on August 11, 2013, 07:30:46 PM

- Casascius Brass Series 2 1BTC but with 2012 front – these are very rare, no COA – 1.9BTC each, 2 available. This item includes a capsule. Coins are mint and untouched since receipt.

These are actually some of the most common Casascius coins out there: 3rd highest mintage!!! ..... and the most often sold in past few years....

This is interesting. I've been paying over the odds in that case :/ for these.

Do you have any more info on this?

I do... The Encyclopedia of Physical Bitcoins is a decent guide... think there is even an online free one for the Cas coins

https://coinfirm.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/The-CoinFIRM-Casascius-Guide-v0.11-4.pdf

Ok, so they seem pretty common, about 50% the amount of the 2013 series 2 backs. Not sure where the story they are rare came from, I was repeating what people had said to me.

Have you seen any 2011 series 2 backs? Not sure I have...

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Quote from: No_2 on July 26, 2019, 11:03:23 AM

Further price drops.

PM sent!

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Further price drops.

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Quote from: No_2 on August 11, 2013, 07:30:46 PM

- Casascius Brass Series 2 1BTC but with 2012 front – these are very rare, no COA – 1.9BTC each, 2 available. This item includes a capsule. Coins are mint and untouched since receipt.

These are actually some of the most common Casascius coins out there: 3rd highest mintage!!! ..... and the most often sold in past few years....

This is interesting. I've been paying over the odds in that case :/ for these.

Do you have any more info on this?

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Quote from: Imperial_Hash on June 22, 2019, 02:43:04 PM

Wow this is so mind-blowing... I just have 0,1 BTC and damn it I wish I would have been earlier to the party to get these coins too.

Its not too many years ago that 10 BTC and 25 BTC Casascius coins was sold on a regular basis in this section... that is mind blowing to think about.

In any case, its never too late to join the crypto party, you will be surprised how much your 0.1 will be worth in 3-5 years from now, the tricky thing is not to loose it on the way, gamble it, spend it or buy shitcoins.

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Wow this is so mind-blowing... I just have 0,1 BTC and damn it I wish I would have been earlier to the party to get these coins too.

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Further price drops due to BTC price increase. Please see first post for current prices.

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Noted. Have PMed you.

Etherics

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The forum timed me out on the personal messages. Please hold two .5 Casascius if possible for me. I should be able to private message you in 4-5 hours once the time runs out.

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Have sent a PM. Awainting your reply. Thnx!

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Due to the BTC price rise I've dropped all the prices of coins.

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Quote from: hybridsole on May 24, 2019, 06:44:23 PM

You are forgetting BSV, the 2nd most valuable fork behind BCH. I would argue that everything below Bitcoin Gold is not worth redeeming or even mentioning. There is no liquidity and very few people would have accounts at exchanges that are trading Bitcoin Private, for example. It's just not worth time to a. find a compatible wallet, b. sync the blockchain, c. claim the forked coins, d. sign up to sketchy altcoin exchange, and e. convert to a minimal amount of BTC. Some exchanges will not let you trade/withdraw anything that doesn't meet a minimum amount, so there's a good chance it's a total waste of time.

Just count the BTC + BCH + BSV and be done with it. Anyone who was doing this math and paid for these forks on a Casascius coin during the pump and dumps of 2017-2018 ended up losing money, because they were not able to peel and redeem any of that value. There's no buyer who buys a Casascius coin with the plan to peel it, so in reality none of this will ever come into play for a buyer. It's mostly for the seller to try and over-emphasize what a buyer is receiving at a single point in time. If you instead emphasize the collector value, scarcity and BTC appreciation potential, it comes across as much more genuine.

This is one of the best posts I've read in a while. Brilliantly stated Hybridsole. It's posts like this that educate so many people.
PS: Nice work from No_2 for adding it all up because it's absolutely worth knowing, but no doubt Hybrid came up with the absolute most effective and efficient outcome if anyone were to ever peel to begin with which most are not. Thanks for the posts gents!

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You are forgetting BSV, the 2nd most valuable fork behind BCH. I would argue that everything below Bitcoin Gold is not worth redeeming or even mentioning. There is no liquidity and very few people would have accounts at exchanges that are trading Bitcoin Private, for example. It's just not worth time to a. find a compatible wallet, b. sync the blockchain, c. claim the forked coins, d. sign up to sketchy altcoin exchange, and e. convert to a minimal amount of BTC. Some exchanges will not let you trade/withdraw anything that doesn't meet a minimum amount, so there's a good chance it's a total waste of time.

Just count the BTC + BCH + BSV and be done with it. Anyone who was doing this math and paid for these forks on a Casascius coin during the pump and dumps of 2017-2018 ended up losing money, because they were not able to peel and redeem any of that value. There's no buyer who buys a Casascius coin with the plan to peel it, so in reality none of this will ever come into play for a buyer. It's mostly for the seller to try and over-emphasize what a buyer is receiving at a single point in time. If you instead emphasize the collector value, scarcity and BTC appreciation potential, it comes across as much more genuine.

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Quote from: No_2 on May 24, 2019, 04:54:42 PM

So after a brief search I have the following total value for the other coins a physical Casacius contains.

Coin	BTC value
Bitcoin Cash	0.05109688
Bitcoin Gold	0.00299122
Bitcoin Diamond	0.00013083
Super Bitcoin	0.00023709
Bitcoin Interest	0.00001033
Bitcoin Private	0.00003968
Bitcoin Atom	0.00001944
Bitcoin File	0.00000066
Bitcoin God	0.00198596
Bitcoin Rhodium	0.00112652
Bitcoin Zero	0.00000135
BitcoinX	0.00000034
Bitcore	0.00010995
Clams	0.00228819
ColossusXT	0.00000006
Total	0.06003850

Prices are current on coinmarketcap as of my time of posting.

I've omitted the coins that are not listed there anymore, seems quite a few have vanished.

Can anyone let me know if I've missed any.

This is a great analysis and simple way to look at it, if your coin was loaded prior to BCH fork it automatically has 6% extra value. Interesting.....

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So after a brief search I have the following total value for the other coins a physical Casacius contains.

Coin	BTC value
Bitcoin Cash	0.05109688
Bitcoin Gold	0.00299122
Bitcoin Diamond	0.00013083
Super Bitcoin	0.00023709
Bitcoin Interest	0.00001033
Bitcoin Private	0.00003968
Bitcoin Atom	0.00001944
Bitcoin File	0.00000066
Bitcoin God	0.00198596
Bitcoin Rhodium	0.00112652
Bitcoin Zero	0.00000135
BitcoinX	0.00000034
Bitcore	0.00010995
Clams	0.00228819
ColossusXT	0.00000006
Total	0.06003850

Prices are current on coinmarketcap as of my time of posting.

I've omitted the coins that are not listed there anymore, seems quite a few have vanished.

Can anyone let me know if I've missed any.

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Quote from: krogothmanhattan on May 10, 2019, 05:36:38 AM

Quote from: No_2 on May 10, 2019, 04:02:00 AM

Ok, these prices and the stock list are now up to date.

Does anyone have an up to date list of all the coins/forks contained in Casascius coins?

I believe the following list should have em all

https://www.forks.net/list/Bitcoin/

So this list is pretty good, but the list also seems to be missing things like Clams (CLAM) and ColossusXT (COLX).

Here is a first attempt at a list, but I'm not convinced this is complete:

Code:

Bitcoin All	BTA
Bitcoin Atom	BCA
Bitcoin Cash	BCH
Bitcoin Clashic	BCHC / B
Bitcoin Diamond	BCD
Bitcoin Faith	BTF
Bitcoin File	BIFI
Bitcoin God	GOD
Bitcoin Gold	BTG
Bitcoin Hot	BTH
Bitcoin Interest	BCI
Bitcoin Lite	BTCL
Bitcoin Nano	BTN
Bitcoin New	BTN
Bitcoin Ore	BCO
Bitcoin Pizza	BPA
Bitcoin Private	BTCP
Bitcoin Rhodium	BTR
Bitcoin SegWit2X x11	B2X
Bitcoin Silver	BTSI
Bitcoin Smart	BCS
Bitcoin Stake	BTCS
Bitcoin Top	BTT
Bitcoin Uranium	BUM
Bitcoin World	BTW
Bitcoin Zero	BZX
BitcoinBoy	BCB
BitcoinX	BCX
Bitcore	BTX
BitVote	BTV
Bytether	BTH
Clams	CLAM
ColossusXT	COLX	
ClassicBitcoin	CBTC
Lightning Bitcoin	LBTC
Micro Bitcoin	MBC
Oil BTC	OBTC
Quantum Bitcoin	QBTC
Super Bitcoin	SBTC
UnitedBitcoin	UB

Basically my plan is to exclude all the dead/micro forks and try work out a base value for casascius coins using this list.

Can anyone else think of forks I've missed or know of a better list somewhere?

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