You are doing great lately.
nice ones
Hobby income is taxed as ordinary income. If your intent was as an investment when purchased, then it would become a capital gain [short or long...
save your money
I think a no FG
congrats on the silver
Now, THAT would be rare. [proper use of the term.]
good luck
Sure it is allowed if you want 10,000,000 spam calls. and that would be per day
nice!
Grade: 65, price: something stupid
yup, MD
At least he is honest: "This is a very high quality silver/copper Morgan new-mint that I made myself."
The interesting part is the doubling behind the cap, 2nd picture,
Hobby losses can't be deducted. Unless they can prove that it was an investment
A number of years ago I bought a bunch of unc quarters from a dealer at Melville coin show. It was about a roll, all packaged in Littleton...
Don't forget the reeded edge.
Nice, too bad it is a self slabber, or he/they should learn it is a doubleD die.
Ah, a very rare etsy $1,000,000 coin
very petty! Did you Overton it?
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