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Probably. It's usually a question of how close it sells to bullion which can be 20% to 40% depending on whose definition you use. NY has a specific definition in the sales tax laws. I'm not sure ebay… (View Post)

Not saving ebay any money, the 3rd party in the transaction. And ebay has to provide the free web services for the dishonest seller to post and promote his wares. (View Post)

So you want the counterfeiters to raise their prices? Lol. That's one piece of the puzzle. And not as simple a you make it out to be. You're looking for multiple coins of multiple different weights. … (View Post)

Already started. Plan on selling it all over the next couple of months unless things crash. I've taken all the proceeds, by the way, and put them into a high dividend value stock mutual fund at Vangu… (View Post)

The problem is that you can't know the future. If you didn't think a year ago was a buying opportunity, why is now? That sounds more like FOMO. (View Post)