U.S. Mint American Eagle gold coin sales tumble in February. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-mint...212721074.html
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makes it all taxable in today's standards.Originally posted by Chex View PostU.S. Mint American Eagle gold coin sales tumble in February. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-mint...212721074.html
Pure bullion (alloy free) cares no tax,
once pure bullion gets mixed with another metal the new alloy carry's tax.
why? i have no clue...but it is
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"And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"
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Incorrect.Originally posted by walter View PostPure bullion (alloy free) cares no tax,
once pure bullion gets mixed with another metal the new alloy carry's tax.
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"And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"
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Here is the money quote...
"A spokeswoman for the FBI said agents are looking to figure out if a federal crime occurred."
Quite possibly it was not a theft of federal currency, but gold bars & silver rounds ... real money! Real money isn't federal!
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Originally posted by stoneFree View PostIncorrect.
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Precious metals are subject to tax as collectibles in the USA.
Except Texas
http://www.mineweb.com/archive/texas...-metals-coins/
Sales Tax
Looks like state to state is different.
In Canada pure metal coins are tax free while alloys care the tax.
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