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 Posted 05/28/2013  12:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add commems to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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Whats shocking is: The Niobium coins are 99.99% Pure silver this time around and are still taxable because they have niobium. This is like saying "Lets tax the Glass Bug coins, they have glass on top of the 99.99% silver"


Not sure this is an accurate comparison. The Venetian Glass pieces have a pure silver "coin" with something attached to its surface (i.e., the glass insect is not part of the coin's physical planchet). My understanding of the RCM's niobium coins is that the outer ring of each coin is 99.99% silver but that the inner core is both silver and niobium with enough niobium in the mix to lower the coin's overall silver purity to below 99.99%.


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 Posted 05/28/2013  01:18 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dcadon to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Same thing happened to crown royal. It used to come in a purple velvet bag - very attractive. The government got into the mix and said "that's no longer only a bottle of booze" and slapped a tax on the crown royal - with the bag... that is why we don't get that bag except at Christmas in special 'gift boxes'. In my opinion, any coin with extra bling attached to it, is no longer truly "bullion" silver/gold, and should be taxed as "art" - Even adding colour to a coin is questionable.
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 Posted 06/04/2013  12:21 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Anjohl to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I just saw these on ebay, I totally want the set of three. How much is the gold version, and how big is it? I guess the silver one is an ounce, at $99.99?
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