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Re: War on cash. . .
How can the Government force businesses to accept cash when it doesn't accept cash itself in some cases?
RobM
Re: Morgans selling far below PCGS Price Guide
@FolsomMike62 , how about editing this thread title and your initial post?
People are seeing the thread title and the misleading prices in your initial post, and not seeing @MFeld 's post with the correct prices (including buyer's premium).
Correct prices are what the buyer paid. Not something intermediate or what the seller netted, etc.
Re: 1099K threshold restored to $20K
@WQuarterFreddie said:
There you go! Didn't take long for that comment. 🤣😂
Looks like @jmlanzaf is too busy bumping the dead horse and dying Army ASE thread to the top and missed being the first member to preach about how we should all be voluntarily declaring our Ebay income on our Federal and State taxes.🙄
Of course you should, it is the law……...
Re: American Liberty High Relief 2025
Anybody else notice that the mint has taken down the mintage and household limit on this issue. I hope its an oversight, but if they mint to demand, this coin will not do well.
Re: Major gold theft
@braddick said:
@MFeld said:
@logger7 said:
Who else but Apmex?Investigating Agency: Confidential
Offense: Theft
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Date of Offense: 7/16/2025
NCIC is assisting a financial institution and a Federal Law Enforcement Agency in the investigation of a major gold theft. The offense resulted in the loss of $15 million dollars in one ounce American gold eagles. The financial institution is offering a $50,000 reward for the recovery of the gold and the positive identification of the suspects.
The attachment below will provide additional details.
Oklahoma City Theft
Anyone with information contact:
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
Doug@numismaticcrimes.org
I’m very sorry to hear that. Why did you write “ Who else but Apmex?” ? Are they the only company you think could suffer a “major gold theft”?
Who else has 4,477 single gold once ounce eagles available for a theft?
I ask sincerely.
I'd think AMEX is about the only firm.
Assuming that there was some rounding done, I am going to assume 9 monster boxes of 500 coins each.
Gross weight on 4500 one ounce eagles is approx. 335 pounds. Add in the tubes and boxes and strapping, and I would guess about 360 pounds.
Edited to add: That would make each box about 40 pounds with a nice, convenient strap to grab. Heck, I'm handicapped and I could move 9 individual boxes into a car in just a couple of minutes.
