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I was thinking the same thing, Ironically, if the coin were dirty, the scratch might go away (largely) as well. But I don't see the coin getting past being cleaned, and if it does, the scratch could … (View Post)

My mom is a CPA. Every time I complain about taxes, she points it’s better to make money and owe them than to not make money and not owe them. (View Post)

No, definitely not that. It's easy to pay your taxes without a 1099. "Dear IRS: I sold this coin for $1000. I bought it for $800. I owe tax on $200 profit." At most, if there's a 1099, you … (View Post)

The only thing that changes with PayPal is your profit based on whether you or the buyer covers the 3% fee. After that, the tax considerations are the same as if you used any other payment method. (View Post)

The simple answer is that it depends on the two parties involved. As a seller, I like no-fee payments because it means I don't pay any fees, and I'm better protected from the buyer making any claims … (View Post)