When he was asked in a post exchange follow up, “What particular issue did you find difficult and should have been covered with a thorough explanation,” he replied “There were no issues, the process was quick, seamless and efficient.” “There were no problems.” Gold and silver bullion are eligible for Internal Revenue Code 1.1031 given […]
“Junk” bags of U.S. circulated silver coins such as dimes, quarters and half dollars minted before 1965 are eligible as replacement property in a 1031 exchange. These coins are typically traded in $1,000 face value and contain 715 to 770 ounces of silver, representing an inexpensive way to purchase silver per ounce. Fractional bags of 125, 250 and 500 silver dollars, in addition to silver collectibles such as the certified MS63 to MS65 U.S. silver dollars and MS 60 Morgan and Peace silver dollars are acquired to hold for silver content and coin scarcity.