If I understand correctly, you’re selling an ounce of .999 gold (all the limited edition and one of a kind nonsense aside) for a buy it now price of about USD 38,000? I’m assuming that would be the price of the coin alone and it doesn’t come with any preloaded bitcoin value, going by the description on the original thread:

General information
You are ONLY bidding for the coin itself, not the bitcoin value inside the coin. If you win a coin, you can choose to buy it loaded which will add 1 BTC to the auction price. Or you can choose to buy it empty. To the US we can only sell coins that are not loaded by us. The "empty" coins can easily be loaded with bitcoin value by the customer himself/herself, however.

If I assumed correctly above, that’s a pretty steep price.

With Au trading at USD 1270 per oz as I write this, I cannot fathom how the coin’s claimed uniqueness justifies a listing price of 3000% of the coin’s gold value.

Also it has bitcoin gold but no bitcoin cash.

I don't see this going for more than 1.1-1.25BTC

1.0BTC

1.1 BTC

1.13  for the coin loaded with 1 btc

1.19 loaded

My bid assumes escrow with minerjones at my expense.