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Years ago, in 2010 i think it was, i inherited some family money. Silver was about $26 cad per ounce. Anyway, i went with my Dad, and a certified cheque from the bank, to VBCE mainbranch downtown Vancouver and walked out with 12 x 100 ounce bars and 66 rounds. I had it in a rolling carry-on piece of luggage and it weighed about 70lbs! Both me and my Da felt like total gangsters!
Anyway, yadda yadda, silver proceeded to shoot past $40 and i began to sell the bars back... With no problem!

I squandered much of it, turned sone of it into gold...and, in about 2012 i made my first bitcoin purchase with money i got from selling one of the last of 'em...

Interestingly (perhaps) i also secured a personal loan from a buddy of mine by offering two of them as collateral. In the last year i paid my debt off and got the two hunskies back, but alas, they too have since been converted to bitcoin also.

My point is, there are buyers for larger pieces. But i do agree, singles and up to 10 oz is probably the way to go for local ease of sale.

Cheers fellas!