They want to much, but the price will drop over time.....
And oh yeah, it is #79 not in the 60s as I thought.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-kialara-labyrinth-79-0065-btc-sold-5197553
-Dave
Topic: Looking for price on a Kialara balls #6x (Read 301 times)
As the others said, ~0.05 is a fair price. Looking forward to the auction, we all love low numbers 
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Thank you for all your input.
The amounts are lower then he expected but he might still want to sell it to get me some of my money.
Keep an eye out, it may go up for auction this week / next week.
-Dave
The amounts are lower then he expected but he might still want to sell it to get me some of my money.
Keep an eye out, it may go up for auction this week / next week.
-Dave
I'll say you better list it here for auction with a hidden price(~Pending Loan Amount) which can be verified by other people at the end of the auction.
If auction crosses that hidden price you can take your loan amount from it and send the rest to the owner.
In case it doesn't cross the hidden price then the auction will be cancelled and you keep the item.
You can discuss with the borrower to sell it and keep the money from the auction even it is unable to cross the hidden price with the rest of the money still payable by the borrower.
Hidden reserves will always scare bidders away here. If auction crosses that hidden price you can take your loan amount from it and send the rest to the owner.
In case it doesn't cross the hidden price then the auction will be cancelled and you keep the item.
You can discuss with the borrower to sell it and keep the money from the auction even it is unable to cross the hidden price with the rest of the money still payable by the borrower.
Price checks are the best way go go about it here, most people use previous auctions and collectibles knowledge when replying.
I would guess an auction price of 0.05ish
I'll say you better list it here for auction with a hidden price(~Pending Loan Amount) which can be verified by other people at the end of the auction.
If auction crosses that hidden price you can take your loan amount from it and send the rest to the owner.
In case it doesn't cross the hidden price then the auction will be cancelled and you keep the item.
You can discuss with the borrower to sell it and keep the money from the auction even it is unable to cross the hidden price with the rest of the money still payable by the borrower.
If auction crosses that hidden price you can take your loan amount from it and send the rest to the owner.
In case it doesn't cross the hidden price then the auction will be cancelled and you keep the item.
You can discuss with the borrower to sell it and keep the money from the auction even it is unable to cross the hidden price with the rest of the money still payable by the borrower.
I'd say in the 0.04-0.05 range. You might get .005-0.01 or so more if someone is looking for the lower serial number.
Short version, someone owes me some BTC, willing to pay some of it off by giving me a low number Kialara balls in the 60s range.
If I had to sell it to one of you tomorrow what do you think it's worth?
Note #1 They are on this forum and aware of this post so that's why I want it 100% public so there is no "well you got this much" later.
Note #2 It's possible it was originally mine as I sold him a bunch of stuff through the years. Kind of a circle of life thing. From the forum, to Dave, to someone else, back to Dave back to the forum...
Thanks,
Dave
If I had to sell it to one of you tomorrow what do you think it's worth?
Note #1 They are on this forum and aware of this post so that's why I want it 100% public so there is no "well you got this much" later.
Note #2 It's possible it was originally mine as I sold him a bunch of stuff through the years. Kind of a circle of life thing. From the forum, to Dave, to someone else, back to Dave back to the forum...
Thanks,
Dave
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