Topic: Looking for the Value of a St. Petersburg Casascius Graded Coin (Read 245 times)
Thank you all for your input!
Well...I'm thinking of pairing it with the Bitcoin Gameday Machine canvas print signed and numbered with the COA that Josh Dykgraaf made for these. Check out the football in the robots left grip.....
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I'd say somewhere around 0.1BTC would be a fair value today. But as MN has pointed out, auction is the only way to find out the real market value 
. Start at 0 with no min increments and let it run for 7 days, should be fun & interesting.
. Start at 0 with no min increments and let it run for 7 days, should be fun & interesting.Aye I will be a bidder for sure
I'd say somewhere around 0.1BTC would be a fair value today. But as MN has pointed out, auction is the only way to find out the real market value . Start at 0 with no min increments and let it run for 7 days, should be fun & interesting.
. Start at 0 with no min increments and let it run for 7 days, should be fun & interesting. 
I bought a MS69 in March '17 for around 0.3 BTC when BTC was at USD 1k...
Today that same coin would probably sell for 0.05 BTC I guess.
Today that same coin would probably sell for 0.05 BTC I guess.
You dont see these come up very often these days. I guess auction will be the only way to find current market value
I know that one of these sold on September 19, 2017 in here for 0.16BTC Graded 67, was wondering what one is worth today. The one that sold then was a yellow slab MS67 DCAM. Any ideas?
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