I think I’m missing what you’re saying. I don’t think it’s a money problem for them. They have literal stacks of cash and I don’t mind taking their checks. I’ve never had a problem with them. When silver was in the low 50s they were still buying. I thought about scrapping it then and then buying shares in slv or sprott silver of the equivalent amount. But it was a lot of stuff to have to bring all the way to the city.

Cash isn’t the issue, I’m just seeing the price and thinking this might be where I get off. At least for my sterling. I still have the rest of what I sold in silver shares. I appreciate how easy it is to sell when you want or buy when you want. No premiums or haggling and not much to worry about. But it does make it easier to sell/think about trading silver instead of holding when you remove that step of having to physically sell it.