All coins have been sold. I still have several 0.5 BTC coins for sale. Take a look at this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sold-casascius-05-btc-coins-us-only-223033
Topic: [SOLD OUT] Casascius Gold-Plated Silver 1 BTC Physical Bitcoins (Read 3874 times)
January 27, 2014, 04:59:41 PM
There is only 1 coin left. I'm selling it for 1.9 BTC. Please see the first post for details.
Will you ship to Spain?
December 29, 2013, 04:12:54 PM
I'll take one, please PM me.
Thanks.
Thanks.
December 03, 2013, 04:44:46 PM
- why are you selling?
- what's the condition of each coin?
- send me an asking price for 5 of them
- where do you ship from?
- what's the condition of each coin?
- send me an asking price for 5 of them
- where do you ship from?
- I bought them in bulk with the intention of selling them individually.
- The coins were bought directly from Casascius. I put each coin in an air-tite capsule untouched.
- Asking price is in the first post.
- I only ship to the USA.
December 03, 2013, 11:00:03 AM
- why are you selling?
- what's the condition of each coin?
- send me an asking price for 5 of them
- where do you ship from?
- what's the condition of each coin?
- send me an asking price for 5 of them
- where do you ship from?
December 02, 2013, 11:38:24 PM
Hi John,
I'm interested in maybe 2. Please PM me to work out details.
Thank you,
-MikeMark
I'm interested in maybe 2. Please PM me to work out details.
Thank you,
-MikeMark
November 18, 2013, 11:02:14 AM
Coins arrived and look great! Release the BTC from escrow.
November 13, 2013, 11:46:31 PM
Ok, escrow address now holds 3.001 BTC (.001 BTC for the Tx fee upon release).
November 13, 2013, 11:45:37 PM
https://blockchain.info/tx/6b8ac8b047651d52daabe32c0df89b03136021f55e6c2c8f6f928719b448392c
Sent Tomatocage a tip via LTC too!
Sent Tomatocage a tip via LTC too!
November 13, 2013, 11:16:50 PM
Ok, sorry for the delay. This is for the sale of two (2) 1 BTC Casascius coins @ 1.5 BTC each, for a total of 3.0 BTC.
Buyer: Blazedout419
Seller: JohnGalt
Escrow address: 1MkPtaQeAySnDZHDF8iraMzqSKV8nUK5Vq
Release of escrow within 24hrs of delivery to Blazedout419.
Buyer: Blazedout419
Seller: JohnGalt
Escrow address: 1MkPtaQeAySnDZHDF8iraMzqSKV8nUK5Vq
Release of escrow within 24hrs of delivery to Blazedout419.
November 13, 2013, 10:53:02 PM
I'm firing up my machine right now. I'll send you the escrow address in a couple minutes, Blazed.
November 13, 2013, 07:58:47 PM
Sent a message over to TomatoCage for escrow (I assume that works for you).
November 13, 2013, 06:43:12 PM
John,
Understood. Didn't want you to take offence. It's all good.
I do agree that a manufacturer shouldn't compete with it's resellers. Hope they (he) makes it up to you.
Understood. Didn't want you to take offence. It's all good.
I do agree that a manufacturer shouldn't compete with it's resellers. Hope they (he) makes it up to you.
November 13, 2013, 03:52:17 PM
A few weeks ago, bitcoin was only $200. So, a $200 premium per coin
Since BTC has doubled in price against the dollar, this means you have to consider the premium should be half the number of bitcoin from 1 to .5 accordingly (plus loaded value of 1 BTC).
Sorry you are taking a loss, but against the dollar, you haven't lost.
Can't complain though, because you could have bought coin for half the price only weeks ago in order to get the physical coins. Which means you are making a very nice profit.
Since BTC has doubled in price against the dollar, this means you have to consider the premium should be half the number of bitcoin from 1 to .5 accordingly (plus loaded value of 1 BTC).
Sorry you are taking a loss, but against the dollar, you haven't lost.
Can't complain though, because you could have bought coin for half the price only weeks ago in order to get the physical coins. Which means you are making a very nice profit.
I don't think dollars are relevant because I'm selling bitcoins that were bought with bitcoins and are sold for bitcoins. But, if you want to think in dollars, then look at it this way: I am losing more than $100 (0.25 BTC plus costs) on each coin.
November 13, 2013, 01:15:13 PM
I will take 2 of them.
November 13, 2013, 12:49:05 PM
A few weeks ago, bitcoin was only $200. So, a $200 premium per coin
Since BTC has doubled in price against the dollar, this means you have to consider the premium should be half the number of bitcoin from 1 to .5 accordingly (plus loaded value of 1 BTC).
Sorry you are taking a loss, but against the dollar, you haven't lost.
Can't complain though, because you could have bought coin for half the price only weeks ago in order to get the physical coins. Which means you are making a very nice profit.
Since BTC has doubled in price against the dollar, this means you have to consider the premium should be half the number of bitcoin from 1 to .5 accordingly (plus loaded value of 1 BTC).
Sorry you are taking a loss, but against the dollar, you haven't lost.
Can't complain though, because you could have bought coin for half the price only weeks ago in order to get the physical coins. Which means you are making a very nice profit.
November 13, 2013, 11:48:53 AM
Cas is selling these for BTC1.47 Each. I assume OP just has not updated this post in a while with a new price.
He originally sold 20 coins at 35 BTC just a few weeks ago. Now, his single coins are priced far below that and I'll have to sell at a loss. If he wants resellers, he can't compete with them like that.
New price -- 1.50 BTC
November 12, 2013, 02:18:42 PM
Cas is selling these for BTC1.47 Each. I assume OP just has not updated this post in a while with a new price.
November 12, 2013, 01:19:03 PM
They've become quite collectible, and somewhat difficult to acquire.
Not sure how collectible something is if it is still available. I could collect alum can, but if Coke is still producing the product, there is no sense.
Are there stats on production runs, etc. Isn't this a relatively new coin?
I would hope to see some stat saying only 1000coins made or some such.
Again, not to be taken wrong. I don't mind buying items, but would like to know more about it other than the premium.
November 12, 2013, 01:14:06 PM
2BTC for a 1BTC coin with $22 worth of silver.
Don't take this wrong, am I misreading something? $350 seem quite the premium for the coin.
Super limited run or something?
They've become quite collectible, and somewhat difficult to acquire. Don't take this wrong, am I misreading something? $350 seem quite the premium for the coin.
Super limited run or something?
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