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how motivated are you? what about doing an auction?
I'm sure a action would start at a price that no one would want to bid at, or a reserve price around where they are trying to sell it now. This seller clearly has a price in their mind and will not sell under that. Which is their right.
I have an idea what I am willing to let it go at. Again... if there are ANY comparables that sold at 1.2 to 1.5 recently, please let me know. I am always open to negotiation and reasonable offers as stated in the OP.
Is 1.7 too much still? I have seen ungraded go for 1.6 recently... so I still cannot believe no one is willing to come to the table and make a deal. 
If you want to move the coin 1.6 is probably right around where it would sell in my opinion.
I am definitely motivated at this time. I would probably take 1.65 today, even though again an ungraded went for 1.6 late this past week, its a tough pill to swallow.
I think with premiums going down, it's better to just redeem it if you have Cas. brass coins.
I respectfully disagree. The premium is just about right on those. Reading through active threads, one user says he will never pay more than $750 premium per coin and another user is trying to sell a Silver for over what the market will bear and is asking why the cost in BTC has depreciated from just a few months ago. (captnlolers) I think the answer lies somewhere in between. There are definitely tangible benefits to owning a physical coin but what will the market pay for it and if you decide to sell; what will your buyer be willing to pay? Personally don't think you can go wrong with a brass.
Not sure what you are implying here. An UNGRADED GILT sold for 1.6 less than 48hrs ago. I have yet to receive even a matching offer on the same coin graded at an MS 68.
I think 2+ is unreasonable at today's market prices.
1.7 sounds more reasonable but finding the right buyer is going to be the biggest problem.
1.7 sounds more reasonable but finding the right buyer is going to be the biggest problem.
Well I have the range 1.7 to 2, and I also opened up to payment with BTC using an escrow. Had an offer for 1.2 after that. I just don't understand it...
I'd offer you around 1.3BTC for it. Yes less than what I would have paid in BTC terms a month ago but should still be on par with the fiat premium I am willing to pay
Can you explain how an ungraded coin goes for 1.6 this week, and your offer is sitting at 1.3? Is the coin worth less after its been graded?
I think 2+ is unreasonable at today's market prices.
1.7 sounds more reasonable but finding the right buyer is going to be the biggest problem.
1.7 sounds more reasonable but finding the right buyer is going to be the biggest problem.
Well I have the range 1.7 to 2, and I also opened up to payment with BTC using an escrow. Had an offer for 1.2 after that. I just don't understand it...
Still available if anyone is interested... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2384670.0
Re: [WTS] Casascius 1 BTC silver coin /w gold gilt (funded)
Thanks for the kind words & advice guys 
I've pushed the price up again, I think once the dust settles with the recent hype around crypto it will become more obvious where the coins lie in a BTC ecosystem
I've pushed the price up again, I think once the dust settles with the recent hype around crypto it will become more obvious where the coins lie in a BTC ecosystem
Just out of curiosity, have you had any legitimate offers close to 2BTC? Or just a bunch of low balls?
Re: PAPERBACK - Encyclopedia of Physical Bitcoins and Crypto-Currencies
Sorry if this has been asked already, can you explain the difference between the 3 versions?
1) Standard
2) Revised
3) Premium Revised
Also, any chance there are signed copies left?
1) Standard
2) Revised
3) Premium Revised
Also, any chance there are signed copies left?
Id be interested at 1.6. Any chance in meeting me in the Buffalo area if I fly up Saturday or Sunday? I prefer not to go through customs and Im not sure if I still have the Customs sticker needed on the plane to fly back into the states, has to be renewed yearly and I havent done so. Looks like just over 240 nautical miles.
Tempting... but I wouldn't go anywhere under 1.8 if I was coming to you. I will keep this offer in mind though.
Re: Casascius 2012 loaded 1BTC coin. For sale 3BTC or best offer
This coin is unopened and the hologram is intact. Coin in good condition except for small blemish on bronze side.
No way this would go for more than 1.1 to 1.2. Especially ungraded.
With BTC reaching an ALL TIME HIGH DAY AFTER DAY, I am open to offers. If we can get a deal done this weekend, the better the deal. Looking only for CASH IN HAND IN PERSON and between 1.8BTC to 2BTC. If that means you travel to my location, I will eat the travel costs.
Weekend bump. Still available. This is a MS 68 rated coin, going for cheaper than all unrated ones you can find here!
How long have you had this coin and did you have it graded and if so when.
Picked this up in December of 2013. Funded. In its original hard casing. It remained in it until about 2 months ago, when it was sent to ANACS to be graded. After which it was placed into the standard ANACS vacuum seal or whatever it is. There are pics in the original post, which I am unable to embed due to being a low rating on the forum.