Has anyone tried bartering with their PM's?

[Sal]

I would love to have the option to say go on trip to a AIRBNB type destination and pay the owner with my Pm"s. I have a idea. What don't the owners of this website put up a bartering section and members can PM between each other to work out the details. Hey, if the crooks of the world can use bitcoin to beat or scam the system why shouldn't we be able to. Think how many things , services, experiences could be bartered for with PM'S.

[Pete]

Would you accept the £20 silver coins issued by the Royal Mint ( once described as legal tender only to now be called commemorative ) rather than crisp £20 notes then ?
This is not that different to exchanging real US dollars for Disney dollars after the Mint misled many of their customers.

[HelpingHands]

7 hours ago, Sal said:

 Hey, if the crooks of the world can use bitcoin to beat or scam the system why shouldn't we be able to. Think how many things , services, experiences could be bartered for with PM'S.

A crypto one is https://www.cryptocribs.com/

Maybe you could start silvershacks.com or PMpenthouses.com 

[Sal]

10 hours ago, HelpingHands said:

A crypto one is https://www.cryptocribs.com/

Maybe you could start silvershacks.com or PMpenthouses.com 

Pretty good. It is a start but somehow PM's need to be introduced as payment without regulatory detection.

[reidpj]

I pay my builder with bullion silver.  He's used to paying 'dealer' prices; so we both save a bit.  He assures me that he pays all the taxes due...........

[ilovesilverireallydo]

15 hours ago, Pete said:

£20 silver coins issued by the Royal Mint

Funny thing those coins. I bought a batch of them recently for their silver value at £0.55 a gram so roughly £8/9. I thought I might at least get the original £20 out of them. On eBay they wet for nearly 3 times what I paid for them... 

[Sal]

2 hours ago, ilovesilverireallydo said:

Funny thing those coins. I bought a batch of them recently for their silver value at £0.55 a gram so roughly £8/9. I thought I might at least get the original £20 out of them. On eBay they wet for nearly 3 times what I paid for them... 

Any explanation why you think?

[ilovesilverireallydo]

7 minutes ago, Sal said:

Any explanation why you think?

There must be people who collect them. Look them up on ebay - many are going for much higher premium. This year I bought a whole batch from RM to sell next year