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<p>[QUOTE="Owle, post: 1450677, member: 22004"]Certainly most of us have witnessed either unethical activity or illegal activity with coin, currency and bullion transactions:</p><p><br /></p><p>Cash transactions over $10K without an 8300 form being filled out (actually the bar is a lot less than $10K due to the Patriot Act and other related laws).</p><p><br /></p><p>Swap trades that may be considered "barter" or trade, but also have reporting transactions for various government purposes. ICTA has lots of guidelines on anti-money laundering laws, etc. <a href="http://www.ictaonline.org/whats-new" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.ictaonline.org/whats-new" rel="nofollow">http://www.ictaonline.org/whats-new</a></p><p><br /></p><p>What would fall into the "none of my business" category and what should be reported to relevant authorities? Some organizations require reporting of such activity: </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><ol> <li> "I agree neither to buy or sell numismatic, philatelic, horologic or other collectible items of which the ownership is questionable, and to report promptly to the proper law enforcement agencies information on suspected stolen material.</li> <li> "I agree to correct promptly any error I may make in any transaction.</li> <li> "I agree to assist in the prosecution of violations, of which I have knowledge, of laws pertaining to numismatic, philatelic, horologic or collectible matters, and to report promptly to the proper law enforcement agencies any such violations.</li> <li> "I agree not knowingly to sell, trade, produce, or advertise repaired, altered, or otherwise modified numismatic, philatelic, horologic or collectible items unless that condition is clearly stated. I further agree not to sell, produce, or advertise counterfeit material in any form, in violation of any law."</li> <li>"I agree to bring known examples of irresponsible or unethical tactics to the attention of the organizations in which I hold membership and which embrace this code."http://www.nacacollectors.com/memberApplication.asp</li> </ol><p>No one likes someone who reports unethical or illegal conduct, but such is often necessary. Any others have thoughts on this topic?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Owle, post: 1450677, member: 22004"]Certainly most of us have witnessed either unethical activity or illegal activity with coin, currency and bullion transactions: Cash transactions over $10K without an 8300 form being filled out (actually the bar is a lot less than $10K due to the Patriot Act and other related laws). Swap trades that may be considered "barter" or trade, but also have reporting transactions for various government purposes. ICTA has lots of guidelines on anti-money laundering laws, etc. [URL]http://www.ictaonline.org/whats-new[/URL] What would fall into the "none of my business" category and what should be reported to relevant authorities? Some organizations require reporting of such activity: [LIST=1] [*] "I agree neither to buy or sell numismatic, philatelic, horologic or other collectible items of which the ownership is questionable, and to report promptly to the proper law enforcement agencies information on suspected stolen material. [*] "I agree to correct promptly any error I may make in any transaction. [*] "I agree to assist in the prosecution of violations, of which I have knowledge, of laws pertaining to numismatic, philatelic, horologic or collectible matters, and to report promptly to the proper law enforcement agencies any such violations. [*] "I agree not knowingly to sell, trade, produce, or advertise repaired, altered, or otherwise modified numismatic, philatelic, horologic or collectible items unless that condition is clearly stated. I further agree not to sell, produce, or advertise counterfeit material in any form, in violation of any law." [*]"I agree to bring known examples of irresponsible or unethical tactics to the attention of the organizations in which I hold membership and which embrace this code."http://www.nacacollectors.com/memberApplication.asp [/LIST] No one likes someone who reports unethical or illegal conduct, but such is often necessary. Any others have thoughts on this topic?[/QUOTE]
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