Let's say we could sell time; would you be interested in selling it?

I definitely wouldn't sell year for 100k. Time is worth a lot more than that.
If I could and if price would have been bigger, I would, sell year or two max.

Guys, if you'll decide to sell it, I'll buy lots of it

To all the kids reading this: you have no idea how important time is until you start working.

100k? Too little. Double it and we can talk. Even then I'd only sell one year tops.

i'd sell 10 years if it was for a really good price... so that i never have to work and can use that time instead... instant profit??

There is a good saying: Your time is the most precious gift you can give to anybody because you can never get it back.

My answer: I wouldn't.

You are already selling time. That's called the job you have. And a $100K a year? You wish you'd be worth that much :D

Surely in order to answer this properly you would also need to know what age you were supposed to die.
What would be the point in selling a year of your life if you were going to die in a car crash at 20 anyway?

I think that 80 years in misery is not any better than 40 years of true life, filled with events, feelings and action.

I'll sell 1 hour for $200 aka $200/hour job where I do nothing which takes 0 seconds to do.

You could never sell time, because there is no such thing as time.

nobody wants to buy,cause everybody got it:D

Time is precious, and we give it away sometimes too freely. Even though in our jobs we are paid for it. But we do what we do to make money to survive. It's never enough though. We are rewarded with fake coins for surveys filled out, we are rewarded with samples for filling out coupons, we redeem our points for things we want and rarely need, all because of time we choose to give and felt we were being "rewarded" with something in return. But truly, in reality, You can't and shouldn't put a price on your own time. If we had our own time to ourselves to do what we like then wouldn't we choose to save time rather than sell it to anyone for any price? We would save it and spend our own time doing what we felt our time deserved to be spent on. The question becomes not would you be interested in selling time. But what are you interested in spending it on?

Quant’è bella giovinezza
che si fugge tuttavia!
Chi vuol esser lieto, sia:
del doman non c’è certezza. ecc ecc
lorenzo De' Medici (the meaning of this poem is seize the moment)

I would sell half of my life time if it means I would never have to work again.

Hell no, I'd probably buy a lot of it though.

Aren't we all already selling our time (those who work for money you know?)

There is a movie called "TIME" just on this subject

I would like to buy as much time as possible.

I would be trader :-D
Now I would sell. With the money try to get more money, not spent, invest. And on the future re-buy time sold. Probably 2x or 3x

If I had some sort of condition or disease that would have otherwise made me consider popping over to Dignitas in Switzerland for a bit of euthanasia, yes.

Outside of that. no.

I'd be selling other people and become the world's most notorious cr(t)imelord.

If you've seen "In time", this idea of yours is a little bit frightening.

I'd actually like to buy some :P Though probably not at that price, that's about $275 per day

EDIT: After thinking about it a bit, and reading through some of the replies (please don't hit me if someone already said this, I'm sorry for not reading every single post :) ), I'd say that if this was implemented right now, I'd instantly sell 50 years (being 17 now, I assume/hope I'll still be alive in 50 years), which would net me 5 million, then, as the "time-market" was filled with people selling their time, prices would decrease, and once they had suitably decreased, I'd buy back as much time as I could with 3 million of my money, which would amount to more than 50 years since the price had decreased. Like that I'd have an extra long life, AND 2 mil in the bank; best of both worlds! :D
Then again, the value of money would probably decrease aswell, so maybe my idea wouldn't work...

I want to buy time, not to sell it.