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There are premiums in coins on any denomination in addition to the per ounce price. So this premium isn’t returned when you sell at spot price. You sell at a loss until the spot price goes past the coin with the premium.
Think of it as a cost per coin for production.
So you pay 2 or 4 premiums on 1 ounce when you go fractional, instead of 1 premium. On good coins people will be willing to pay above spot.
Plus from what I've seen when selling you only get 90% of spot.
I'm buying mine to hold, not worrying about premium returns. Doesn't really matter when the price manipulation ends price goes up X fold. And when that happens better to have fractional rounds than nada.
Still, if you can afford more than one fraction…
That was the point, not everyone can. So buy fractional if that's all you can swing, better to have something than nothing if/when silver moonshots.