Have a few excellent condition 100oz RCM bars left to sell at Spot +$1/oz (~$3985 each atm, insured shipping included). About the best price currently available for these premium bars. Now is the time before the printers turn back on!

Best price on the US market appears to be in the $2-$4/oz over spot range...often plus shipping and insurance costs:
JM Bullion $4252 (~$3.39/oz over spot) https://www.jmbullion.com/100-oz-rcm-silver-bar-new/
AMPEX $4313 (~$4/oz over spot): https://www.usgoldbureau.com/product/100-oz-silver-royal-canadian-mint-bar

Let me know how many bars you'd like in the replies and I'll see if we can fulfill the request. Might be able to make a deal for larger purchases. Please wait for confirmation and payment instructions, before making any payments.

Payment required in BTC, LTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and possibly others. I have a flawless 10+ year history of trading on this forum and over 20-years perfect trading history on EBAY...so no concerns to be had. I do what I say and only offer top-quality. This lot is located in the United States...Free insured US shipping only.

Escrow is of course fine through MJ at buyer's expense for those that want it. Escrow will typically cost 1%, so figure ~40 cents/oz additional.

Couple images:

Here are images of the 100oz .9999 RCM bars. 30 bars sold...18 remain available for now. Might be more available upon request. See images for condition detail, but all bars are in great shape, climate-controlled stored with no tarnish.  Feel free to send along any inquiries you might have...

Thanks OG...true, haven't actually seen this stack for years either, but plan to head over to the vault this week for the photo shoot. Should be fun.

BTW, for those inquiring...escrow is of course fine through MJ at buyer's expense for those that want it. But as others we've transacted with can testify, won't be necessary...and going direct will speed up the process and reduce costs. Escrow will typically cost 1%, so figure 30-40 cents/oz additional ($1.80-$1.90/oz total premium atm)...still below the $2-$3/oz best price premium currently available in the market for these bars.

Have several excellent condition 100oz RCM bars to sell at Spot+$1.50/oz (~$3400/bar atm, insured shipping included). Best price on the US market appears to be in the $2-$3/oz over spot atm, usually plus shipping and insurance costs. Premium physical silver bars are in high demand right now.

Let me know how many bars you'd like in the replies and I'll see if we can fulfill the request. Please wait for confirmation before making any payments.

Pre-payment required in BTC, LTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and possibly others. I have a flawless 10+ year history of trading on this forum and over 20-years perfect trading history on EBAY...so no concerns to be had. I do what I say and only offer top-quality. This lot is located in the United States...Free insured US shipping only.

Images forthcoming...haven't had a chance to get over to the vault quite yet. Thanks for the interest!

FWIW, believe there is a 20% buyer's premium at S&B, so buyers were ultimately willing to pay ~$88,500+20%. No commissions here, so might be able to get a bit more than .06BTC premium...call it ~.2-.25BTC for the right coins. Higher premiums however, have been hard to fetch as others have noted. Could change based on market sentiment at any time though...market dynamics have created unusual results in the past for the right collectibles.

Absolutely...as an investment and hedge, not sure anything will outpace BTC against fiat...and at some point, fiat valuation won't matter anymore once the economy moves to the Bitcoin Standard. From a collector's perspective, it's interesting to see these cool BTC-related pieces appreciated by the market. Been out of the loop for a few years...have other high-level collectibles of note emerged at the top of the market? The Allen & Ginter trading cards seemed promising. Anything other cool items you all like? Guessing Casascius are still the benchmark collectible...

And there you go! Casascius coins generally seem to be destined to be the benchmark physical BTC collectible long-term...along with Bitcoin Magazine #1.

This is helpful...thanks much. Not bad considering they originally cost ~$200 I believe, and only 2000 produced according to Mike (SOURCE: https://casascius.wordpress.com/ casascius · December 23, 2014 - 7:51 pm · Reply→ 2000 total.). Guessing far fewer exist today.

Still interest in these rare, if obscure CAS issues it seems then.

Hi OG...anyone know the last known sale price for the St. Pete coin?

MJ...been a while, how are things?

We knew these Casascius premiums would fade under a fiat system in dollar-fiat denominated exchange terms...but once the world moves to The Bitcoin Standard, everything changes. Numismatic premiums are orders of magnitude beyond face value for historically important pieces. Most everyone currently believes these have little to no premium value atm, so the vast majority will be redeemed and ruined...hence very few will survive. Given Mike Caldwell's contributions in the early days, and the prominent place these coins hold in Bitcoin lore, along with human affinity for physical collectible objects...wouldn't be surprised to see a healthy premium for the few Cas coins that remain once the dollar valuation relevance (and the importance of fiat generally) disappears. NFT's and Beeple's $69M Everydays sale is signal to what could be for ultra-rare desirable pieces of BTC history...

OG...been a while...good to see the Casascius market still alive and well. So many of these coins being redeemed lately with low premiums and skyrocketing value of BTC. Think I saw a 25BTC go down the other day? At this rate, won't be many left of an already extremely limited initial supply. Will be interesting to see what happens to the numismatic value and premium once Bitcoin becomes the global standard against which other assets are denominated...

That's helpful...thank you. Not sure if his are signed/numbered...and not sure if it matters other than to verify authenticity.

Longtime BCT members and Bitcoin collectors will remember this one...sold by Nubbins back in 2014. Limited edition "What is Bitcoin?" poster...this one is signed and numbered 76/100. Believe only 50 ended up making into the open market...no idea how many still exist. Here is the original thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=756955.0

These only come available once every few years. Awesome conversation piece to hang in the office.

Here are a few pictures of the actual poster being sold. https://www.flickr.com/gp/189490778@N06/7Z5b9B

Feel free to ask any questions. No idea what this is worth, so feel free to make an offer...if a solid offer isn't presented, will just frame and hang it in my office!

Will accept most any major crypto. Thanks in advance for the interest...

Actually, its pretty easy to know...simply check the firstbits balance...if it's still there, the coin is not tampered with. Any scammer would steal the balance asap.

Collectibles are gimmicks to some and treasures to others...market determines true value...

Incredibly impressive arms race.  Could spend all day on this thread alone checking out all the jewelry.  Old news I know, but this setup is pretty impressive as well:  http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/12/21/into-the-bitcoin-mines/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0

Been holding on to a few Casascius domains for many years, but not using them to the fullest. Thought Casascius collecting community might want to know that they are now available for the first time since registration...here is the listing link:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5159341.0

Been holding on to these for many years, but not using them to their full potential...so considering letting them go to someone who can do something great with these exclusive domains. This is the first time since initial registration that they have been made available...

TheCasasciusCollection.com

CasasciusCollection.com

CasasciusMint.com

Selling together:
CasasciusBTC.com
CasasciusBTC.net


Considering offers...feel free to post here or PM if you'd prefer. Payment in BTC, major alts or Casascius coins acceptable via reputable escrow (minerjones preferred).

This is helpful...thank you. Any way to also check airdrops like CLAMS?

Been hunting around for a comprehensive Bitcoin address total balance checker that will show the total balance of all BTC forks and airdrops, along with current FIAT market value calcs and totals. I know about https://someone235.github.io/btc-forks-balance/, but it's limited and only shows a few forks, several of which show errors fetching balance. Searched Bitcointalk to no meaningful avail...guessing there are threads on the forum addressing this? If anyone could point me in the right direction for resources along these lines, it would be much appreciated...