“Rich Bullion: Secret Currency” And Some Thoughts on Personal Holdings and Watchlist Picks
Happy October Friday, Gumshoe friends — I shared a special teaser-solution article with the Irregulars this week on Agora’s “Miracle Water” tease and have written briefly about a new buy that I made during the week (that was TGS Nopec, which I wrote about briefly here — not ready to go into more detail on […]
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Buy easily recognizable and accepted coins at the lowest price over spot possible - Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, American E...
I personally like buying official US and Canadian coins, since those are typically sold at a low premium and are well-re...
OK so who can figure how much product you have to earn to just pay this ridiculous price for this membership? Kinda lik...
My first purchase of Au was @350 and rode it down to 250 sold it for tax loss and bought it back 31 days later. I still ...
If it is the government mint then I would be comfortable on gold purchases as long as the premiums were reasonable. I am...
I bought the coins for the ira long enough ago that I forget the name of the dealer and I'm having trouble finding it. ...
Interesting. I'm assuming that Bitcoin should be declared and taxed similarly to collectibles (like gold is), but I'd b...
I am looking at HAA as well. Anyone have any updated info on them? Quality of service? Costs reasonable for storage? C...
Steve, I agree with you about collectibles. the bid/ask spread is usually so big that only the dealers make money on the...
Golden Eagles and Buffalo are worth more than melt value. Same with Silver Eagles. Collectibles are worth more than th...
Joe, he thinks gold and stocks will rise together. There is a lot of money in the bond market, which is huge compared ...
Don't forget to read up on the U.S. tax implications of precious metals ownership. When/if they are sold, gains on bull...
When Kerry was still a US Senator, he and his wife sold some collectible at a profit, and on their US tax-return for th...
I own several CEF's in my IRA, including one of several Tortoise funds (TYY) picked up during the crash that is paying m...
Good god Ron, 28% tax on collectibles, and heres me thinking the robbing bastards in the UK were harsh,. time you had y...
Also be aware of the tax consequences of collecting stamps for a profit. From the IRS website: "'Net capital gains fro...
Steve Lombardi, please lighten up. Travis got notified of something being hyped, then analyzed it, and it turned out to ...
One site I would recommend you check out is http://www.snyderstreasures.com/ which deals with historical collectibles. ...
I think he has a point with other alternatives , but you must be careful with collectibles and be very selective, I have...
WPRT just hit my sell stop. I'm not sure if it is being manipulated by some large group or it has just lost its luster....
Aha! Should have thought that Sjuggerud was up to something wacky, given his past dalliances with trading vintage guita...
So steve is at it again. I looked at this play 23 years ago when I was just a id of 66 years. Buying Collectibles of an...
Portfolio Man, Sorry, I have been on an investing hiatus, however, with the Bear coming back, my interest is getting ...
Oh yeah; I don't do numismatic collectibles. In really hard times, I am skeptical about them retaining their high value...
Sjuggerud was definitely talking about the St. Gaudens, this has been confirmed several times and its something he's bee...
ETF's are not taxed as collectibles, they are taxed as STCG/LTCG depending on the holding period. They also are not "tax...