I would like to ask if casascius coins after buying it?

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Quote from: Zepher on July 12, 2016, 03:07:13 PM

You've got a good point. Going to play devil's advocate here, so I want to ask - Do you think that the $ value of BTC rising recently has not had an effect on Cas coins? The market has slowed down recently. Lots would agree.

In late 2013 the price was a lot higher than it is now. The premiums for Casascius coins in BTC were also higher overall. It was a uniquely feverish moment though.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on July 14, 2016, 08:45:19 AM

Can you show me guys those non casasius coins do you mean and how much per each coin?

Quote from: monkeynuts on July 14, 2016, 02:51:10 AM

I have some Cas 0.1s available
1 @ 65
1 @ 67
Then multiples at 68 and 69

Probably doesnt say it on my sales thread, as I need to get it updated, but if you are looking for a 0.1, drop me a PM

Hello sir Can you show me what coin do you mean honestly this is my first time about those coins and i dont know those graded or not
Can you share even one image for this coin which is 0.1 btc?

Casascius silver coin from 2013, loaded with 0.1 bitcoins

Look at these ANACS images (accessed via http://www.anacs.bounce.so/coins.php and coin reference number)

68 graded
http://anacs.s3.amazonaws.com/4908271-O.jpg
http://anacs.s3.amazonaws.com/4908271-R.jpg

69 graded
http://anacs.s3.amazonaws.com/4908274-O.jpg
http://anacs.s3.amazonaws.com/4908274-R.jpg

My 65 and 67 grades arent ANACS imaged. But they are of the same coin type, just not as well graded.

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Can you show me guys those non casasius coins do you mean and how much per each coin?

Quote from: monkeynuts on July 14, 2016, 02:51:10 AM

I have some Cas 0.1s available
1 @ 65
1 @ 67
Then multiples at 68 and 69

Probably doesnt say it on my sales thread, as I need to get it updated, but if you are looking for a 0.1, drop me a PM

Hello sir Can you show me what coin do you mean honestly this is my first time about those coins and i dont know those graded or not
Can you share even one image for this coin which is 0.1 btc?

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Quote from: BitMaxz on July 12, 2016, 04:57:01 AM

How much is possible price for silver casascius coin? or gold casascius coin? so that i have idea and i can save some money for casascius for the the future..

I think you mean gold plated. (Although there are a couple of 1000 btc gold Casascius coins!)

I think if the price of bitcoin will continues to go up, the premium of the Cas coins will go down. But who knows...
If you like coins and crypto, you gotta have Casascius.

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I have some Cas 0.1s available
1 @ 65
1 @ 67
Then multiples at 68 and 69

Probably doesnt say it on my sales thread, as I need to get it updated, but if you are looking for a 0.1, drop me a PM

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Bought a gold halving commemorative coin off a friend ^_^

Looking to hold it for the next halving, or even get it sent to ANACS for grading and keep it for the last halving. That'll be so sweet, though I won't live to tell the tale.

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If Bitcoin gets to 10k I will not really care what premiums I paid in the past! I am waiting for the day when I can peel one of my Cas 25s and use that to buy a Ferrari Grin

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Trust me it can be a headace trying to pick your first coin, im doing it now.
Im looking to invest in a nice cacascius coin soonish but just not rushing into it.
I want one the is funded and already graded, something between a MS65 - 68 would be nice.
I don't have a huge budget so will probably look for a 0.1btc funded but still have lots of looking to do, until then i will keep entering the raffles and keep my fingers crossed.

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Quote from: gentlemand on July 12, 2016, 04:28:01 PM

Equally it is very easy to forget how rare they are. There's only 483 or so silver/gold 1 btc coins to share with the entire planet. Whether the rest of the entire planet cares is the important question.

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Equally it is very easy to forget how rare they are. There's only 483 or so silver/gold 1 btc coins to share with the entire planet. Whether the rest of the entire planet cares is the important question.

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Quote from: wheelz1200 on July 12, 2016, 02:51:08 PM

Quote from: gentlemand on July 12, 2016, 02:48:04 PM

Quote from: wheelz1200 on July 12, 2016, 02:41:07 PM

I dont think the premiums are based on usd.....the higher btc goes, yes the higher (usd) premium that btc is but then you will have higher interest (demand) where the supply is capped. So who knows but i think btc exploding would only increase the value, but then again its the btc world so i dont think anyone knows what the future holds....

I think you'd have to be all the way down the rabbit hole not to care about the USD equivalent. At present I'd happily part with a few hundred extra dollars to get my mitts on a nice coin.

Let's say you'd pay 2.5 BTC for a silver 1 BTC coin today. $1000 or so on top of the current BTC price which is significant but manageable.

At 10,000 that becomes a $15,000 premium. That's a large amount to give up and premiums will always be speculative and illiquid to an extent.

Everyone has their own opinion and i appreciate that but if btc becomes $10k i doubt you will have the ability to pay $10,200 for a silver cas or 1.02btc for one. I can assure you that much.

You've got a good point. Going to play devil's advocate here, so I want to ask - Do you think that the $ value of BTC rising recently has not had an effect on Cas coins? The market has slowed down recently. Lots would agree.
From another perspective, a lot of ordinary folks can still get into collecting these now, paying in fiat, a lot can't. and from yours, I agree that later on that will be an important factor. If you don't have bitcoins in the first place and are not wealthy, you certainly wouldn't be able to afford these.

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Quote from: gentlemand on July 12, 2016, 02:48:04 PM

Quote from: wheelz1200 on July 12, 2016, 02:41:07 PM

I dont think the premiums are based on usd.....the higher btc goes, yes the higher (usd) premium that btc is but then you will have higher interest (demand) where the supply is capped. So who knows but i think btc exploding would only increase the value, but then again its the btc world so i dont think anyone knows what the future holds....

I think you'd have to be all the way down the rabbit hole not to care about the USD equivalent. At present I'd happily part with a few hundred extra dollars to get my mitts on a nice coin.

Let's say you'd pay 2.5 BTC for a silver 1 BTC coin today. $1000 or so on top of the current BTC price which is significant but manageable.

At 10,000 that becomes a $15,000 premium. That's a large amount to give up and premiums will always be speculative and illiquid to an extent.

Everyone has their own opinion and i appreciate that but if btc becomes $10k i doubt you will have the ability to pay $10,200 for a silver cas or 1.02btc for one. I can assure you that much.

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Quote from: wheelz1200 on July 12, 2016, 02:41:07 PM

I dont think the premiums are based on usd.....the higher btc goes, yes the higher (usd) premium that btc is but then you will have higher interest (demand) where the supply is capped. So who knows but i think btc exploding would only increase the value, but then again its the btc world so i dont think anyone knows what the future holds....

I think you'd have to be all the way down the rabbit hole not to care about the USD equivalent. At present I'd happily part with a few hundred extra dollars to get my mitts on a nice coin.

Let's say you'd pay 2.5 BTC for a silver 1 BTC coin today. $1000 or so on top of the current BTC price which is significant but manageable.

At 10,000 that becomes a $15,000 premium. That's a large amount to give up and premiums will always be speculative and illiquid to an extent.

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Quote from: gentlemand on July 12, 2016, 02:36:46 PM

If Bitcoin did reach a much higher valuation then I struggle to see how the BTC premiums would hold.

They're great things to own but if you're talking several thousand dollars of premium then that's a little bit of a stretch for me. Who knows though. Perhaps they'll grow ever more desirable.

I dont think the premiums are based on usd.....the higher btc goes, yes the higher (usd) premium that btc is but then you will have higher interest (demand) where the supply is capped. So who knows but i think btc exploding would only increase the value, but then again its the btc world so i dont think anyone knows what the future holds....

In saying that if you are looking for cheap coins op, casascius coins are on the other end of that spectrum.

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If Bitcoin did reach a much higher valuation then I struggle to see how the BTC premiums would hold.

They're great things to own but if you're talking several thousand dollars of premium then that's a little bit of a stretch for me.

If Bitcoin reached $10,000 then I'm not sure the 1 BTC you paid for a 0.1 coin is going to hold. You may end up getting 0.15 or 0.2 and therefore chucked away a significant rise.

Who knows though. Perhaps they'll grow ever more desirable.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on July 12, 2016, 01:53:47 PM

I thought that its cheap.. do you have any below 1 btc offer for each casascius coin? that i can afford to buy.. 1 btc above i can buy those its very high price I thought that you can buy it for cheap price even 0.1 btc.. because my friend he told me that he buy one silver casascius for 0.1 btc..

A casascius silver 0.1BTC has one of the highest premiums compared to it's face value. It will cost around 1BTC for the silver 0.1BTC. If you are looking for a cheap coin, there are some non-casascius coins around here in the forum that you could get for under 0.1.

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I thought that its cheap.. do you have any below 1 btc offer for each casascius coin? that i can afford to buy.. 1 btc above i can buy those its very high price I thought that you can buy it for cheap price even 0.1 btc.. because my friend he told me that he buy one silver casascius for 0.1 btc..

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They have always been a great investment for me and are basically liquid with the market here. The only coins that are hard to move are the larger ones (25BTC face and higher). I would not invest all of your coins into them, but owning a few is a good idea imo.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on July 12, 2016, 04:57:01 AM

How much is possible price for silver casascius coin? or gold casascius coin? so that i have idea and i can save some money for casascius for the the future..

If you're looking for a graded silver 1BTC, it's normally around 2.5BTC. PM me if you want one when you're ready.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on July 12, 2016, 04:57:01 AM

How much is possible price for silver casascius coin? or gold casascius coin? so that i have idea and i can save some money for casascius for the the future..

They all have different premiums. There are only 45 Series 2 Silver 0.5BTC, these currently sell for around 15BTC each! The Gold Casascius is a 1000BTC coin, so very unaffordable Grin

They all sell for different prices based on a number of factors. Have a look at some of the auction threads over the next few pages and see for yourself

What will they be worth in say 20 years?? Nobody knows. Never invest more than you can afford to lose!

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