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Bedrock of the Community
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 Bet this one will generate some strong interest at the end. Edited by Coinfrog
09/14/2019 10:09 am
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they actually have 3 of these ...2 ending today and one in 6 days... they also have a website store separate from ebay, but they don't list these coins, most of the website coins are lower price not sure why |
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Edited by mrulon
09/14/2019 10:30 am
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Pillar of the Community
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MS-63. The original coin is pretty baggy, but has great luster. The PCGS graded one has less eye appeal to me.
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Rest in Peace
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The seller raised his price to $449 for each of the coins but let me have this one for $380 Feel pretty good about that... and good seller
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Seems reasonable, it's an attractive coin.
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so another wrinkle I have never had to pay tax upfront on ebay, but this seller has to collect, so now it is over $400 again, how often do all of you pay tax on coins up front? |
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if you live in a state, that now requires ebay to collect your state's tax, you will be required to pay it, ebay,collects it automatically, the seller has nothing to do with it.. doesn't matter where the seller resides, it only matters where the buyer lives.. |
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ebay doesn't require to collect from MA but this dealer is in NH and does significant business in MA so just as when a NY dealer or CA dealer sells on ebay to their state or anywhere they do business enough... they collect the tax. ebay told me they have nothing to do with it.... so I guess I can look for the coin from a different dealer, or buy $1000 worth because MA does not require tax on purchases that large or larger.... Oh well
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The question of sales tax is determined by where the dealer is located, not the buyer. The South Dakota v. Wayfair decision essentially left it up to each state to determine which sellers should be required to pay sales tax, and the big marketplaces, (Amazon, ebay, Etsy) are applying the rules somewhat differently so expect to see some inconsistencies in how this is applied. However, if your seller is in NH then you shouldn't have to ever pay sales tax because NH has none. |
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He says he has a nexus in MA which then requires him to collect I know that APMEX and JM Bullion also collect tax on sales to me if under $1000 and those are located in OK I believe |
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The question of sales tax is determined by where the dealer is located, not the buyer. That's actually backwards. The application of sales tax is based on the location of the buyer, not the seller. |
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...dealer is located Possibly he meant to say where the taxes are initially assessed or imposed from. |
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