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Quote: Originally Posted by RJB Maybe it's a hippie with long hair. :) A transsexual with boobies right? I plan to buy both versions MS & PF if they offer them.

What about items such as pre-33 gold and sovereigns? In any case if you worry about reporting for kilo gold transactions, that sounds like a pleasant problem :)

Thanks for raising my BP.

And where TF did they get "Continuing the Journey" ??

I buy brands that I like and that are good on resale. Mostly bars. Helps to have Dupes so that you don't mind selling... If you have one of each type sometimes emotions get in the way of sale and we can't have that, now can we.

There are rules which apply only to bullion and only when you sell. They have nothing to do with your purchases, and do not apply to rare coins. Kilo bars are 32.15 troy ounces of gold and are subject to reporting. We are also required to report any gold bar sale totalling 32.15 ounces are more. Concerning 1 troy oz. gold coin transactions: If you sell 25 coins or more of the Krugerrand, Maple Leaf or Mexican Gold Onza we are required to...

well, churchs would not mind. Render unto.....

There is a moneyed individual in my locale who has been buying 4,5, sometimes 6 gold coins per day. All US commems. I think he's trying to corner the market LOL

Quote: Originally Posted by oldmansmith Interesting HS, a couple of years ago there were plenty of Constitution and Statue of Liberty commemoratives available at spot. Not that I would have ever bought any... You think that they will ever be worth more than their gold content? Problem with them, as with many nic-nac commemoratives, is that they are not an easily recognized amount of gold (.22 ounces or something if I remember correctly)....

She is a female Venturer. I think she holds the weiners at the cookouts.