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Have you tried https://www.jmbullion.com/ ?
I do not buy to ever sell. I buy things and laugh at the thought of my kids shaking their heads and saying WTF.... for instance I will buy over priced silver that is art and it has weight value and collectible value--ie 2024 Cook Island $25 Ultra High Relief Iron Knight 5 oz .9999 Silver Proof Coin... then I will also get a ms68 2025 USA Penny along with something like a 1909-s VDB graded penny.
some can not understand there is a value in numismatic pennies and also a market for high relief silver art... in reality Silver bullion itself is a niche market.
what I do is I will sell occasionally to local coin stores around the state and I have only been turned away once but the next place bought it.
Gold is going to always be safe no matter the way we have it physically just that jewelry is the worst type of gold to have.. minus those weight necklaces, but those places skim off of the miniature percentages of gold while making that to re-sell.
There do seem to be a significant number of people doing mass dumps of their stock. Not sure why or what price they might be getting for it. Maybe they just aren’t solvent?