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To: Berry Picker who wrote (60178)	11/12/2020 5:06:28 PM
From: Claude Cormier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60900

I would be surprised. But who knows.

To: Berry Picker who wrote (60178)	11/19/2020 6:46:59 PM
From: benwood	2 Recommendations Recommended By Berry Picker ggersh Respond to of 60900

If anybody is wondering if there was a loophole when gold was confiscated (actually, under-compensated is more accurate): coins with numismatic value were exempt, plus up to 5 other ounces, plus gold for business like dentistry or art. So if you have a few gold proofs, or old gold coins, you were OK. Ditto if you had skills, and decided to go into business making gold jewelry, like a pair of crude earrings every six months or so... -g-