Watching.
hope you get it!! last one didn’t go for that much.
also a word of caution for you, get a signed purchase agreement put together by a competent attorney where the buyer attests to source of btc being clean.
you will be pinged by some attempting to pay you with btc linked to scams, thefts etc... amount is large enough to launder ill gotten coins?
Unfortunately, I have to agree with Canary here. This is also why the premiums for larger denominations will only decrease over time, there is too much risk involved. Easier to peel and redeem and sell the coin afterwards. Also, you may want to check on any tax consequences. I believe after 10 years holding there is less (or near zero, but dont quote me on that) capital gains tax, and if you're the first owner then we are almost at 10 years.
What are your thoughts on coinjoins, Canary?