No the error coin has not been reduced in price the way you imagine. 3 btc would be a steal for that coin. Please note that cas coins are always priced in btc not in fiat. So 5 btc will still be 5 btc.
Open bazaar opened yesterday so maybe this will be a better place to sell cas coins.
Topic: [WTS] Casascius 2011 Error Coin MS67 / Casascius 2013 1 BTC Silver MS68 - page 2. (Read 3558 times)
April 04, 2016, 11:51:48 PM
April 04, 2016, 08:34:37 PM
Has the error coin been reduced yet? 
These will become increasingly more difficult to sell as the BTC price goes up.
These will become increasingly more difficult to sell as the BTC price goes up. March 12, 2016, 11:25:33 AM
3 BTC for error coin.
Thank you for your offer. Imho that would be a decent offer for the silver single but not for the error coin.There are only 20 error coins with a rating of MS67! So this is a special coin!
I'm open to a reasonable counter-offer.
ok counter-offer: 5 BTC
still available
My 3 BTC offer stands. I would rather buy 100g of gold for 5 BTC from jmbullion
Well if you don't want to spend 5 btc for a nice piece of bitcoin history you can take the silver single for 3btc.
March 12, 2016, 05:43:12 AM
3 BTC for error coin.
Thank you for your offer. Imho that would be a decent offer for the silver single but not for the error coin.There are only 20 error coins with a rating of MS67! So this is a special coin!
I'm open to a reasonable counter-offer.
ok counter-offer: 5 BTC
still available
My 3 BTC offer stands. I would rather buy 100g of gold for 5 BTC from jmbullion
March 06, 2016, 08:09:39 AM
3 BTC for error coin.
Thank you for your offer. Imho that would be a decent offer for the silver single but not for the error coin.There are only 20 error coins with a rating of MS67! So this is a special coin!
I'm open to a reasonable counter-offer.
ok counter-offer: 5 BTC
March 06, 2016, 05:47:25 AM
Coming from someone who had sold plenty of these coins, I think OP's asking price is within market rate. The 2011 errors are very popular but I think the 2011 non-error brass and 2012 brass doesn't get the recognition they deserve. If anyone have an ungraded one let me know.
Great looking coin OP good luck with your sale.
Great looking coin OP good luck with your sale.
March 06, 2016, 05:09:02 AM
3 BTC for error coin.
Thank you for your offer. Imho that would be a decent offer for the silver single but not for the error coin.There are only 20 error coins with a rating of MS67! So this is a special coin!
I'm open to a reasonable counter-offer.
March 06, 2016, 03:42:13 AM
3 BTC for error coin.
Thank you for your offer. Imho that would be a decent offer for the silver single but not for the error coin.There are only 20 error coins with a rating of MS67! So this is a special coin!
March 05, 2016, 05:46:55 PM
3 BTC for error coin.
February 23, 2016, 04:01:03 PM
I do believe that things will even out though. I've seen a lot of ANACS haters because of grade differences, but grading these types of coins with different aspects to take into account is new and will even out in time.
February 23, 2016, 03:34:31 PM
They ANACS grade should be taken as a guide as to what the condition of the coin is, not a literal stepwise difference between coins with different grades. So a brass MS68 is noticeably in a better condition to what an MS63 would be for example.
Except that around here, it is used as more of a stepwise to arrive at the price(by sellers) than a guide. You literally have people stepping the price from grade to grade and justifying it by saying "ANACS grade!".
As happens with every non crypto graded coin also. If you can find an MS70 silver eagle cheaper than an MS68, or an ungraded round ... please tell me where
You are of course right, but I have not noticed the inconsistency that I have seen with crypto coins.
February 23, 2016, 03:28:40 PM
They ANACS grade should be taken as a guide as to what the condition of the coin is, not a literal stepwise difference between coins with different grades. So a brass MS68 is noticeably in a better condition to what an MS63 would be for example.
Except that around here, it is used as more of a stepwise to arrive at the price(by sellers) than a guide. You literally have people stepping the price from grade to grade and justifying it by saying "ANACS grade!".
As happens with every non crypto graded coin also. If you can find an MS70 silver eagle cheaper than an MS68, or an ungraded round ... please tell me where
February 23, 2016, 02:44:19 PM
They ANACS grade should be taken as a guide as to what the condition of the coin is, not a literal stepwise difference between coins with different grades. So a brass MS68 is noticeably in a better condition to what an MS63 would be for example.
Except that around here, it is used as more of a stepwise to arrive at the price(by sellers) than a guide. You literally have people stepping the price from grade to grade and justifying it by saying "ANACS grade!".
February 23, 2016, 02:29:22 PM
They ANACS grade should be taken as a guide as to what the condition of the coin is, not a literal stepwise difference between coins with different grades. So a brass MS68 is noticeably in a better condition to what an MS63 would be for example.
February 23, 2016, 01:17:28 PM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
Well there are only a few MS 67 Error coins out there.
TookDk sold one around 5.2 BTC in january and monkeynuts has one on sale for 5.2 BTC.
So a competitive offer is 2.5-3 BTC?
Good point, I had not considered the grade. 2.5-3 BTC might get a reply, but not a sale
I would guess 3.5-4 is what it might go for at auction. 5 would be a good price to list it at. The grade is arbitrary and useless. You have people around here re-submitting the same coin over and over until they get a grade they like. ANACS grading is a fools game.
Well that's your opinion. I think the difference in the high range like MS 69 and Ms70 is minimal. But the difference between MS 66 and MS 67 for example is noticeable. Blazed and I guessed a Ms67+ for this coin before sending it to Anacs.
I bought a lot of ANACS coins in order to form this opinion, so I think I know what I am talking about.
February 23, 2016, 01:05:47 PM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
Well there are only a few MS 67 Error coins out there.
TookDk sold one around 5.2 BTC in january and monkeynuts has one on sale for 5.2 BTC.
So a competitive offer is 2.5-3 BTC?
Good point, I had not considered the grade. 2.5-3 BTC might get a reply, but not a sale
I would guess 3.5-4 is what it might go for at auction. 5 would be a good price to list it at. The grade is arbitrary and useless. You have people around here re-submitting the same coin over and over until they get a grade they like. ANACS grading is a fools game.
Well that's your opinion. I think the difference in the high range like MS 69 and Ms70 is minimal. But the difference between MS 66 and MS 67 for example is noticeable. Blazed and I guessed a Ms67+ for this coin before sending it to Anacs.
February 23, 2016, 12:43:10 PM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
Well there are only a few MS 67 Error coins out there.
TookDk sold one around 5.2 BTC in january and monkeynuts has one on sale for 5.2 BTC.
So a competitive offer is 2.5-3 BTC?
Good point, I had not considered the grade. 2.5-3 BTC might get a reply, but not a sale
I would guess 3.5-4 is what it might go for at auction. 5 would be a good price to list it at. The grade is arbitrary and useless. You have people around here re-submitting the same coin over and over until they get a grade they like. ANACS grading is a fools game.
February 23, 2016, 12:39:55 PM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
Well there are only a few MS 67 Error coins out there.
TookDk sold one around 5.2 BTC in january and monkeynuts has one on sale for 5.2 BTC.
So a competitive offer is 2.5-3 BTC?
Good point, I had not considered the grade. 2.5-3 BTC might get a reply, but not a sale
I would guess 3.5-4 is what it might go for at auction. 5 would be a good price to list it at. February 23, 2016, 12:33:02 PM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
Well there are only a few MS 67 Error coins out there.
TookDk sold one around 5.2 BTC in january and monkeynuts has one on sale for 5.2 BTC.
So a competitive offer is 2.5-3 BTC?
February 23, 2016, 09:00:17 AM
Do you have a guide price for the 2011 error?
I would guess between 2.5 - 3 BTC would be a competitive offer.
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