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"Stranded" Silver In 40% Kennedy Half Dollars: The Junkiest Kind Of "Junk" Silver

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The OP said 100 40% halves. At $3-4 each, that is under your $600 line for a 1099K tax form. I thought for 2024 that line was much higher because people put up such a fuss? I have never filed a 1099K, so I don't know what you can write off against the sales. Does ebay issue the form based on your top line sales or based on your bottom line payouts? At any rate, if you are doing CRH for fun, you are already enduring gas money, occasional short rolls, and other minor costs for the hobby. I don't know how practical it would really be to hunt 40% silver as a business because most banks don't even seem to have Kennedy halves with any reliability.


True - only 100 40% halves, but if he is selling other things online then it can quickly and easily put him over the threshold. I am not aware of any change to the $600 reporting threshold but maybe someone else can chime in.

I merely made my post to point out to anyone reading that there's a lot more to it than just some small shipping charges and ebay fees just in case they think they can turn it into a side hustle. I agree that there isn't enough profit to make a business out of it or even for someone thinking that there's going to be enough hits/profit to do this as a reliable 2nd source of income.
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