Relocating to the EU - What to do with my coin collection?

I'll defer to @chrisild , but in your scenario, I believe you would lose money.

 

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After a bit more reading (but not nearly enough to start selling), it's looking like you can deduct any VAT you already paid on the item you're selling. So if I bought an item for €1000, and that price included €160 VAT, I could sell it for €1100 and remit "only" €49 (1100 x 0.19 = 209, 209 - 160 = 49).

All that income-tax fiddling to deduct cost of goods, shipping, etc. is starting to look better and better.

 

Do you know Mike Chavetko in harrisburgh

 

Leslie's tavern in Strathclydeshire in scotland. Tell them them Cheech set ya

 

Same guestions in S.Africa too

 

You hit the shells with a baseball bat towards your targets. You have so much to learn before you retire.

 

My daughter has spent much time in Europe and says. Poland has the best people. And she knows this. And tells anyone willing to listen

 

Harrisburg lacks the ostentatious trailing h that Pittsburgh insists upon. I know a Steve Chiavetta here. Does that count?

 

What would a Brit be doing with a baseball bat? They think you hit a hard ball with a flattened bat. Amateurs.

 

I love the Polish people, but I don’t accept Czechs.

 

@V. Kurt Bellman You sure that wasn't the Haggis you had for dinner calling? (or maybe scrapple since you're from that part of PA)

 

I swore off scrapple when I first saw that the grey gunk that collects in the street gutters in the Garment District in NYC looks EXACTLY like uncooked scrapple.

 

I do miss the kidney pie