RE: Crypto for the Average: Crypto and taxes

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Crypto for the Average: Crypto and taxes

in bitcoin •  7 years ago 

I'm no authority on which is best, but JM Bullion gives you a 3% discount when using BTC. Shipping is free with orders over 100. Also, they are friendly and fast and you get quick notification when your metals get shipped. And....the calculator is easy....just remember to add in the small # for the transaction fee from the exchange. I screwed up the first time and lost $3 because I had to make 2 transactions. Ooops. No biggee.

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I am no authority on this either. But, here are the ones I've used in the past with no problems.

https://www.providentmetals.com/pr/provident-accepts-bitcoin-dogecoin-litecoin.html
https://silvergoldbull.com/payment#bitcoin
https://www.amagimetals.com/info/bitcoin/

Just providing some resources for your next purchase.

Thanks for the post.

Oh, ok. Thanks. Yeah, I'll definitely keep that in mind. I don't buy fancy coins/mints. Just straight up standard .999 bars. You're welcome. Good luck.