by JerrySpringer » Tue Nov 26, 2013 5:27 am
Could not read first article in OP's post. However, with the concern about copper theft being what it is, why does copper sorting still sit under the radar for the most part? Is it a matter of time before they go after sorters? Probably won't happen, but the saying you don't own it if you don't hold it is not valid here really as the US gov owns the coins. Makes me wonder about laws for bullion. So far, I see silver as an inert-like instrument -ie- you don't have to have liability insurance to own it or you do not have to pay coughtaxescough on it right up front. And it still can be traded amongst private parties w/o any intrusions yet.