Quote from: OgNasty on Today at 07:49:05 PM

Quote from: SN347 on Today at 07:25:36 PM

*PUSH

come on guys.. egoism is a personality disorder Grin

You aren't giving people anything to go on. I'll repeat my original question... How much are you wanting to pay? Everyone on these forums wants to buy every Casascius coin ever made at some price, so you saying that you are a part of this club that includes literally everyone isn't going to exactly bring sellers out of the woodwork. You have to give some sort of idea what you want to pay, otherwise we've all reached out and had conversations with lowballers who end up wasting everyone's time. I don't say this to be rude, but educational. I want to buy all those Casascius coins too. The question is if you're willing to pay more than everyone else.

don't be angry with me, but why should I name the price? (right here, right now), if the value of cas coins (regardless of the current btc price) rises in a few months...

for example:
i bid 1.35 btc for a 2012 coin today.. for a while no one responds and weeks/months later someone reads this thread but doesn't respond because the price (not the btc price) I mentioned is not "current"... I don't know if I've explained this clearly.

What I'm saying is that maybe later (because maybe no one wants to sell now) no one responds, because they have the impression that I'm lowballer and watse their time..

because every seller has a different price idea, in my opinion there is no point naming the price, especially since i don't want to address only one seller

however.. from seller's point of view, I can understand that he wants to know the price (now) so that he doesn't waste his time

again.. the price depends on condition of the coin, but I am willing to pay the usual price