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To: Cactus Jack who wrote (274)	12/28/2005 1:24:20 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (2) of 329

The Krugerrands are alloyed with a little brass and while that makes them tougher, they are not valued quite as highly as the .999 purity bullion coins. My problem with any of these is when and how to sell them. I guess I could just send them certified mail to Kitco, and some people sell them on eBay. There is no active bullion-coin dealer where I live. I have thought about putting them in a secret corner of my car and selling them while on a trip to Canada--or taking them in hand luggage on a plane trip. I guess the latter is legal as long as it's less than $10,000 worth or if you declare them, and they wouldn't look like anything dangerous to airport security. Every time I ask for true anecdotal accounts of disposing of bullion coins, I seem to get answers that are in some way not really satisfactory. What I want is "I took ten maple leafs into [specific bank in specific city] and exchanged them for local currency at [specific rate], and had to present [specific documents] and provide this [specific information], and the transaction was reported [specifically]."

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