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Topic: WTS Casascius 1BTC brass Funded (Read 533 times)
Up. Highest bid so far is 1.2 BTC
24 hours to make a higher bid then 1.2BTC. Otherwise I'll be selling it.
Up. Highest bid so far is 1.2 BTC
Came with the offer here, just seen your terms 
1.15BTC escrow and postage or 1.12BTC and collect the CAS myself
1.15BTC escrow and postage or 1.12BTC and collect the CAS myselfAs you can see, higher bid has been made.
Do you want trade for Kialara bars?
No, I only want to trade for BTC.In The Netherlands myself, I can offer 1.15 BTC.
I'm looking for 1.22 BTC, since the value is already 1.117 BTC at the moment. Calculated for BTC, BTG, BCH and CLAM, and maybe even other free coins which I forgot.
0.1 markup seems very reasonable.
Do you want trade for Kialara bars?
In The Netherlands myself, I can offer 1.15 BTC.
Came with the offer here, just seen your terms 1.15BTC escrow and postage or 1.12BTC and collect the CAS myself
1.15BTC escrow and postage or 1.12BTC and collect the CAS myself Hi all,
I am looking to sell my Casascius coin. It's ungraded, but looks just like it did when I obtained it 2 or 3 years ago. We're talking about this coin: https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=13MUDMcLyZpXnz4fM4EctyRsTByU72E8b5
Images are here:
https://i.imgur.com/7BwEFVB.jpg
and
https://i.imgur.com/5orAM72.jpg
Here are some rules I set up to try to make sure everything is safe:
- the only bitcoin address I will use in this transaction is 14n9kmwJyLwYcAAHdFtbb1nrdJ6x2DhcJh . Any other address is wrong, or sent to you by an impersonator. Make sure that you send to this address, if we come to an agreement.
- I am able to decline any offer I want
- If you live in the Netherlands, we can hand over this coin in person on a public available location.
- Buyer from the EU is prefered.
- Any custom fees are the buyers responsebility
- Escrow is possible, but fees are for the buyer
- Only offers in this topic will be taken seriousely. Offers via PM will not be taken in concideration.
Also, I have a question for everyone who knows a bit about trading physical coins. How do you prevent a scammer from scamming you by doing the following:
He sends his BTC to the escrow. I sent the coin. A while after he receives the coin, he tells the escrow that he never received the coin, and that he wants his BTC back.
How do I prevent this from happening?
I am looking to sell my Casascius coin. It's ungraded, but looks just like it did when I obtained it 2 or 3 years ago. We're talking about this coin: https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=13MUDMcLyZpXnz4fM4EctyRsTByU72E8b5
Images are here:
https://i.imgur.com/7BwEFVB.jpg
and
https://i.imgur.com/5orAM72.jpg
Here are some rules I set up to try to make sure everything is safe:
- the only bitcoin address I will use in this transaction is 14n9kmwJyLwYcAAHdFtbb1nrdJ6x2DhcJh . Any other address is wrong, or sent to you by an impersonator. Make sure that you send to this address, if we come to an agreement.
- I am able to decline any offer I want
- If you live in the Netherlands, we can hand over this coin in person on a public available location.
- Buyer from the EU is prefered.
- Any custom fees are the buyers responsebility
- Escrow is possible, but fees are for the buyer
- Only offers in this topic will be taken seriousely. Offers via PM will not be taken in concideration.
Also, I have a question for everyone who knows a bit about trading physical coins. How do you prevent a scammer from scamming you by doing the following:
He sends his BTC to the escrow. I sent the coin. A while after he receives the coin, he tells the escrow that he never received the coin, and that he wants his BTC back.
How do I prevent this from happening?
Hi, you'll have to find a reputable escrower who'll do the transaction like this : you'll send the CAS coin to him and your buyer will send the BTC to him as well. He will examine your CAS coin, check if it's the same coin as in the pics and in the same condition and if he decides that the terms of the sale have been agreed he'll send the coin to your buyer releasing the BTC to you as well...
Hi...Can you please take another pic of the back..the firstbits looks like it is stained or is that just the angle of the camera?
Hey, my camera doesn't take great pictures, but I tried it in another part of the house where the lighting is different.
They can be found here: https://imgur.com/a/xs4Zb
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Hi...Can you please take another pic of the back..the firstbits looks like it is stained or is that just the angle of the camera?
Hi all,
I am looking to sell my Casascius coin. It's ungraded, but looks just like it did when I obtained it 2 or 3 years ago. We're talking about this coin: https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=13MUDMcLyZpXnz4fM4EctyRsTByU72E8b5
Images are here:
and
Here are some rules I set up to try to make sure everything is safe:
- the only bitcoin address I will use in this transaction is 14n9kmwJyLwYcAAHdFtbb1nrdJ6x2DhcJh . Any other address is wrong, or sent to you by an impersonator. Make sure that you send to this address, if we come to an agreement.
- I am able to decline any offer I want
- If you live in the Netherlands, we can hand over this coin in person on a public available location.
- Buyer from the EU is prefered.
- Any custom fees are the buyers responsebility
- Escrow is possible, but fees are for the buyer
- Only offers in this topic will be taken seriousely. Offers via PM will not be taken in concideration.
Also, I have a question for everyone who knows a bit about trading physical coins. How do you prevent a scammer from scamming you by doing the following:
He sends his BTC to the escrow. I sent the coin. A while after he receives the coin, he tells the escrow that he never received the coin, and that he wants his BTC back.
How do I prevent this from happening?
I am looking to sell my Casascius coin. It's ungraded, but looks just like it did when I obtained it 2 or 3 years ago. We're talking about this coin: https://casascius.uberbills.com/?address=13MUDMcLyZpXnz4fM4EctyRsTByU72E8b5
Images are here:
and
Here are some rules I set up to try to make sure everything is safe:
- the only bitcoin address I will use in this transaction is 14n9kmwJyLwYcAAHdFtbb1nrdJ6x2DhcJh . Any other address is wrong, or sent to you by an impersonator. Make sure that you send to this address, if we come to an agreement.
- I am able to decline any offer I want
- If you live in the Netherlands, we can hand over this coin in person on a public available location.
- Buyer from the EU is prefered.
- Any custom fees are the buyers responsebility
- Escrow is possible, but fees are for the buyer
- Only offers in this topic will be taken seriousely. Offers via PM will not be taken in concideration.
Also, I have a question for everyone who knows a bit about trading physical coins. How do you prevent a scammer from scamming you by doing the following:
He sends his BTC to the escrow. I sent the coin. A while after he receives the coin, he tells the escrow that he never received the coin, and that he wants his BTC back.
How do I prevent this from happening?
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