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Good points, but you're being a little too hard on the offline uses. You can't directly spend it at Starbucks, but wherever (or whenever) you are, you can go an
by SilasX 6y ago
Good points, but you're being a little too hard on the offline uses. You can't directly spend it at Starbucks, but wherever (or whenever) you are, you can go any pawn shop (and they're ubiquitous) and sell the gold for the local currency, and then use that.
- fredfoobar 6y agoHave you actually done this before? did you get a fair price? If you're thinking about doing this with jewelery: Do you know that gold jewelery mixes other metals to make it a bit more durable? and you pay fees on making it too if you're using gold bars: How do you make sure things like this don't happen: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-15/chinese-jewelry-maker-probed-for-using-fake-gold-bars-for-loans https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-15/chinese-j...
- SilasX 6y ago>Have you actually done this before? did you get a fair price? I got a quote, yes. It was a little below market, but not significantly.