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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;calebmurphy, post: 3230560, member: 99270&quot;]Aight, I&#039;m a newbie here and newbie to coins.&nbsp; Just transferred an old 401K into silver coins thru one of the big companies. The rep I talked to mentioned that numismatic coins are &quot;nondisclosable&quot; to the IRS? Whereas bullion is not. I&#039;m looking for the guide to idiot guide explanation for this. Does this mean that if i buy 10k worth of coins and sell it for 20k in 10 years I dont have to report or pay capital gains or anything else on the profit? If I pass 100 coins to my kids do they have to report it or pay capital gains when they sell them? I&#039;m not trying to break the law but if there is any tax benefit to be had I&#039;d like to take it. Been searching for days and got some info but I need an idiot guide break down on this. Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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