They will have difficulty getting away with that if you have two things: first, a receipt from the place where you bought those coins, and second, a bank withdrawal slip or check, showing that you purchased this from funds that you had in the bank. That might not stop the original confiscation, however it will make it much more likely that you will be able to get them back.
Of course, I think that it would also be very wise to have the particular regulations, whether they be from the Treasury Department or some other department or agency, which specifically speak to how gold coins are valued. They really will have a difficult time flouting their own employer’s regulations.
You are 100% correct.
And yet it is sad that America has become a place where you need to prepare in 6 different ways before stepping outside your house in order to avoid being stomped on by the full power of the government.
Land of the free? No. Decidedly not.
asset seizure has been going on for some time. surprised you have not heard of it.
Sorry, you may be just talking about gold. Not sure about that.
Purchase? Why my grandfather and great uncle gave those coins to me when I was a boy.