Calling numismatists

[Quiksilver]

On a similar theme, I want to dispose of a fair quantity of Maman's gold jewelry, (what with her being dead and not needing it, although it's quite possible that she'll come back to haunt me ) . I was rather shocked to discover that if I sell in France the proceeds will be taxed at point of sale, whereas in Luxembourg such a transaction is tax-free. So much for European unity! I'm tempted to get a cheapie train ticket and do the deed in Luxembourg just to express disapproval

[Headers]

On a similar theme, I want to dispose of a fair quantity of Maman's gold jewelry, (what with her being dead and not needing it, although it's quite possible that she'll come back to haunt me ) . I was rather shocked to discover that if I sell in France the proceeds will be taxed at point of sale, whereas in Luxembourg such a transaction is tax-free. So much for European unity! I'm tempted to get a cheapie train ticket and do the deed in Luxembourg just to express disapproval

thats interesting. How do I find out the tax rate please?

[Quiksilver]

Hi Headers, this link relates to gold....https://demarchesadministratives.fr/dem ... ou-l-achat
Not sure if it applies to silver coin also, but Googling 'vente d'argent et pièces et fiscalité' should shed some light

[Hotrodder]

If you ever get to UK many independent jewellers buy gold. OH shifted her excess shiny stuff a couple of years ago and was pleased with the result.

[Char]

see: https://www.storytrender.com/441/man-ma ... nny-coins/

That floor looks really cool - not sure I'd have the patience to do something like that though.

[Headers]

Hi Headers, this link relates to gold....https://demarchesadministratives.fr/dem ... ou-l-achat
Not sure if it applies to silver coin also, but Googling 'vente d'argent et pièces et fiscalité' should shed some light

thanks for this.

[Spectrum]

They said "The roads are paved with gold" not the kitchen floor is paved in copper