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Re: Finally, over halfway on the Mint State Barber Dime Set!!!!

Fantastic set of dimes....Very tough putting all these together...Nice job Buddy.

Eldorado9

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Re: 1936 Rhode Island bronze plaque

I think it's a fantastic find!

TomB

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Re: GTG - 1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar - MS67!

Very clean in all the right places (sun, Liberty’s face, right obverse field).

breakdown

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Re: I Want Your Thoughts on Whether a Single State Could make Precious Metals a Legal Tender

@jmlanzaf said:

@logger7 said:
Instead we should advocated for doing away with sales taxes on coins and use cash which gives you all the privacy you need.

I see no reason why coins should be taxed differently than comic books or sports cards. Investment grade bullion is another matter.

Consideriing that most coin and currency collectors consider their collections to be investments, taxing would only discourage that. You could suggest that many other collectors consider their collections to be investments, but I believe that coins based in precious metals, etc. are different.