That’s why Bitcoin dips so fast anyway. It’s very easy to sell, a feature not a bug.

Liquidity is a feature, not an afterthought. People mistake 'physical' for 'safe,' but if you can't exit at fair market value without a middleman taking a 30% cut, you don't own an asset—you own a liability. Bitcoin is the only way to carry weightless value across the event horizon. ⚡️

He needs a pawn shop buddy.

💯 You can just do what you want with bitcoin.

You always sell metals for spot, in the current environment you could probably catch a small premium.

Much easier than trying to buy it.

Bought some gold coins first when I got on the hard money train, very quickly realized Bitcoin was the way. Eventually sold my gold coins, was the worst process ever (pretty much above) and made me realize I was making the right choice

Its the same with silver coins. 10-50% below spot. Lol.

Strange. I've never had this issue with metals, but I live in a place with a lot of interest in old money. The dealers are fair, generally charging and paying very close to spot.