The price is only 1% higher.
Include fees for them to exchange it vs fiat and the risk BTC might go down a bit in the process, you get yourself 1%.
The difference seems fair to me.
Topic: Buy the new Tuvalu rhodium coin with Bitcoin. (Read 159 times)
Is it worth its weight in rhodium or is there something else historic it has to offer here?
Also, that price seems quite a lot more expensive than buying it from US dollar, I wonder why that is...
Also, that price seems quite a lot more expensive than buying it from US dollar, I wonder why that is...
I was interested to see that the new rhodium coin - The Sea Dragon, can be purchased using Bitcoin. The Sea Dragon is legal tender on the Island of Tuvalu, and it is 1oz of pure rhodium. The dollar price is $2,590 and the Bitcoin price is the equivalent of $2,616.16. They don't quote a price in Bitcoin, but simply offer it as a form of payment. I tried to check their rate of exchange, but it seems it is only available to US residents at the moment.
As a comparison - the 1oz Canadian maple leaf gold coin costs $1,263.40
As a comparison - the 1oz Canadian maple leaf gold coin costs $1,263.40
Jump to: