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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 835625, member: 4552&quot;]To start with just how would the IRS know that when you die you leave a fantastic amount of coins to someone? If you left it to me, for instance, I would say nothing. </p><p>Also, just who in the IRS is watching what you buy and sell in coins? There are lots of dealers selling coins every day and pay no taxes at all on that.</p><p>Flea markets are full of possibly millions of people that sell almost anything on Earth and pay no taxes of any kind either. </p><p>My Son and his wife know about my coins, thier names are on my Safe Deposit boxes as co-owners so if something happens to me, they just go empty it all. No taxes there either. </p><p>If your really worried about the IRS, I could solve all your problems. Just send everything to me now. </p><p>You must realize that a coin does not have a seriel number, a model and make number, a factory seal or anything that makes is identifiable. yes if it is one of only 10 made maybe, other than that, no one knows what you have. OR DO THEY? Please check your home for devices planted there by the IRS. </p><p>If you do find any, please shout loudly that you don&#039;t know me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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