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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 655816, member: 6763&quot;]jim:</p><p>&nbsp;Interesting thought, and in a way they can.</p><p>If, in fact,they decide to do it.</p><p>They can declare that the father&#039;s estate return was incorrectly filed, with mis-leading information, and not including the coins, then the FMV (fair market value) at the time may be added to the value of the estate, and taxed at the then estate rate, (I am not sure of the year of death).</p><p>The estate rate could be up to 50%, plus whatever the state&#039;s rate was.</p><p>Then the increase in value would be taxed at Long Term Capital Gains rate, much lower rate.</p><p>If they (the Gov&#039;t) want to they can really screw the family.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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