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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (71441)	6/10/2001 2:59:47 PM
From: goldsheet	Read Replies (1) of 116836

I just put the following post up on rec.collecting.coins "I know there are rules regarding reporting cash transactions over $10,000 in the US, which get reported on Form 8300 or a 1099B. Canadian Collectors: Are there any similar rules in Canada regarding either cash tranasctions or bullion purchases ?" Let's see if I get any replies. Of course rules may vary from province-to-province-to-territory, so there may be several answers. P.S. Still working on my Nanavut project. I have indentified almost 20 projects north of Yellowknife that would greatly benefit, might even become economic, with infrastructure like a road and port at Bathurst. I'll probably put something up on the Gold & Silver Stocks discussion group.

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