Coins are still available for sale. No newbies accounts please.

Bump, the coins are still available. To save time, I'll need a minimum offer 0.765BTC for the silver 0.5s. For all other casascius coins my contact is only considering offers over 1.05x face value and all Lealana coins 2x face value. Sorry if that seems steep, but those were the instructions I was given.

Not dead. Coins are still available.

Bumping as these are still for sale.

For a friend I am selling the following coins, please let me know if you are interested, ideally I'd look to sell them as one lot or in large lots, failing that I will consider individual sales.

I will use minerjones or particl marketplace as escrow (particl.io).

Thee photos show the total set of coins:

 - Four Casascius coins: one 1BTC silver, two 0.5BTC silver and one 1BTC error. 4BTC face value
 - Sixteen Casascius coins: one 5BTC brass series 2, five 1BTC brass series 2 and ten 0.5BTC brass series 2. 11BTC face value
 - Eighty one Lealana coins: two 10LTC (in Box); set of 5LTC, 10LTC & 25LTC coins (in box); and twenty one 1LTC series 2 coins. 81 LTC face value



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For detailed photos of the other casascius coins please see this post here.

PM sent.

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Ok, so whilst I'm waiting for my friend, I also have these for sale individually. There are four coins, 1BTC silver, two 0.5BTC silver and one 1BTC error:





















I am happy to use minerjones or particl marketplace as escrow (particl.io).

Thanks for the info guys. I'm selling for a friend, but he bought direct from Mike back in the day and I know his coins will be in amazing condition. He's away atm, so will sort pics in the coming weeks...

Yup, all brass. Will try get some pics...

I have 20 half coins and one five. So twenty one coins total, 15BTC value total. All series 2. Just trying to guage interest and the market at this point. Please BD me or post here with thoughts and offers.

I've got a contact who's very excited about "cos coin", he wanted me to check it out, but it looks very suspect to me:

https://www.cosetek.com/

I can't get much clarity on how it works or what it's supposed to do. Does anyone know any more? He says you have to pay to join and those who sign other users up get payed as a reward, which imediatly rings alarm bells.

Here is a recent updated video someone recently did on the marketplace decentrlaised exchange and it's intergration with Monero:

https://youtu.be/I3ViIY9DYLA

So when the smart contracts are created on the blockchain between buyer and seller, a decentralised escrow is set up between the two of them. This makes scamming infeasible and ensures the buyers and sellers cooperate.

Buyer makes payment for item plus a deposit into escrow (blockchain smart contract). The seller puts the same amount of deposit into escrow (the same blockchain smart contract). Seller ships item. If the buyer is happy with what they received, they release the escrow and the buyer gets back their deposit, the seller their deposit plus payment. If the buyer is not happy then they talk with the seller to try and resolve their issue. Only the seller can release the escrow. An escrow contact has no expiration period to give the buyer and seller time to resolve any disputes. The current escrow for the beta launch is 100% of the item price; in future this will be adjustable between 100-0%. See diagram for more datils.

    

So taking a look at an item on the marketplace:

   

    The buyer would deposit 125 PART payment + 125 PART deposit, the seller deposits 125 PART and post the item. When the item arrives and the seller is happy, they release funds and receive their 125 PART back, the buyer gets 125 PART payment + their 125 PART deposit. Else they have to talk to each other to resolve any issues. This is called Mutually Assured Destitution Escrow or MAD escrow.

    Later versions of the marketplace will allow adjustable escrow deposits between 100-0%.

    I really like the design because it's exactly what stash was working on back in 2009, but he hadn't yet worked out MAD escrow, and he didn't have ring signatures, blinding and SMSG (a bit message variant developed by the Particl team for securely storing heavy data in parallel with the blockchain).

If you download and run the client - Particl Desktop v3 - it'll automatically start pulling item listings off the network and display them on the marketplace GUI once it's synchronised the blockchain. It normally takes about half an hour to syncronise.

Particl have just released an anonymous and trustless decentralised eBay, see my post here. Satoshi was trying to work out how to do this before he disappeared and these folks have figured it out.

    

It also lets you atomically swap coins between blockchains, not ERC20 tokens within ethereum, but say Monero for Bitcoin, in a totally trustless and secure way. I think this might be the first working atomic swap DEX.

    

It's been in development for nearly eight years and just launched last week. See Particl.io for more info.

Thanks @jillscarbrough @noorman0 @krogoth. It worked with .

I've managed to resize the images now and added an image of the exchange and GUI too.

I've been asked about the total number of Particle coins. There are currently around 11.5 million coins. There is no limit, it has a set inflation rate each year. So not staking means your stash shrinks a little each year, so to speak.

Does anyone know how to resize images? I've looked at a simple machines forum wiki guide and been battling with the images size in the above post to no avail.