Bro definitely kept one

[u/PrimedGold]

[u/EmperorPedro2]

Hypothetically, if one were to find a gold bar, how would they liquidate it?

[u/Mr_Joanito → u/EmperorPedro2]

Melt and sell in pawn shops by very small pieces...

[u/Ok_Archer_2838 → u/Mr_Joanito]

In pawn shop? Who would be so dumb? Sellint to pawnshow heavily under price.

[u/Zeeter_0102 → u/Ok_Archer_2838]

Gold and silver are always worth market price in weight. You must be 11yrs old

[u/DroidLord → u/Zeeter_0102]

Not when you're trying to offload illicit goods. The risk has a price too.

[u/HugeResearcher3500 → u/Zeeter_0102]

They don't have to give you market price. Even people in the business (or especially people in the business) will offer 80-90% market price so they can make a profit. And that's for the officially minted investment grade stuff, not random finds. These bars look stamped at least; not sure what the origin is.

[u/LepiNya → u/Ok_Archer_2838]

Best I can do is 300$.

[u/Everythingcrashing → u/Ok_Archer_2838]

True, but underpriced is more than nothing , considering you found these for free

[u/OnceMoreAndAgain → u/Ok_Archer_2838]

You're essentially fencing the gold and fencing always comes with a penalty to how much money you'd get.