2011 Series 1 Casascius Physical Bitcoin with Error

[huckfinne]

This is a Series 1 Casascius 1 BTC physical bitcoin. I bought this from Roger Ver at MemoryDealers in late 2011. (See invoice in the first image link.) It is in great condition. It has been in my custody since I purchased it. You will see two different coins because one is in the US and one is in the UK. If the buyer is in the US or anywhere else in the world other than the EU, he or she will get the coin 1AStbi8a. If the final buyer is in the EU, I will send him or her the coin with 1ASVJEME.

Although I would prefer to accept ETH, I will also accept BCH, cash or bank wire. I will not accept bitcoin segwit. If cash, it needs to be done at my bank in Norfolk, VA or Northern, VA. I recognize that the buyer assumes risk too. Once the auction closes, I will give you my full contact details. I am open to negotiating a way to conduct the transfer such that we both feel safe and low risks. I will also share other emails between MemoryDealers and myself should you want to further confirm the authenticity of this particular coin. I am open to using a reputable trusted third party for escrow, but I am cautious at these amounts. I would expect you to be the same. Buyer pays any and all fees and pays for shipping outside of the US, Canada, or EU.

Starting price is $20,000. Bidding is in dollars although payment will probably be crypto. I need dollars to fund flights to the UK for Christmas. Winner is 8:00pm EST on 25NOV2017.


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[bitkilo]

Very nice, unfortunately out of my price range

Good luck with the sale,

[rogerver]

This is super fun to see that something I helped people to buy for credit cards and paypal for $7 back in 2011 are now worth $20,000 each.

I will double check our company records and confirm if this particular coin was sold by us.
I think it is very likely that it was though.
We sold thousands of coins to the public this way. It really brings back some memories!