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Yep, wondering would they still be easy to sell in Australia milk spots, both dealer and private. Also would they be a better alternative? cheaper premium and good liquid

i am in Australia and guessing its illegal to melt since its a legal tender here,

As alternate should i fine cheaper bars/rounds? but i also heard coins will be easier to sell since its recognizable/ legal tender?

Looking to stack 1oz silver coins, low premium kangaroos is still about $4 per ounce over spot price, from reading around coins now days are also prone to milk spots, so i am guessing when resale in the future with milk spots will be around spot price? also will they be a problem with selling...

Also How hard is it to keep records, for CGT purposes, e.g having 100s of factions gold coins over the years, even when keeping good record of it, if you want to sell like 20 1/10 coins you will look at the records then decide which ones to sell then you have to search to and find out the 20...

Thanks, Generally quick sale would be selling at spot price and, and quicker sale would be selling it back to the dealer? e.g perth mint. Are premium at perth mint acceptable?

Hi, for investing/holding wealth purposes, factional coins seems to cost more from spot price compared to 1oz coins, so when selling, im guessing the premium will be lost when selling? if so is there any benefit in collecting factional?