To: grundle
These people took $80M worth of their coins to the government for authentication? Rather than just a few, to see how it went??
Financial Darwinism.
To: Lancey Howard
Yes, I tend to agree with this. They should have known better. You keep those OUT of public knowledge and if you sell them you do it privately.
To: Lancey Howard
Taking the coins to the government was a foolish act.
16 posted on
09/09/2012 12:06:15 AM PDT by
hoosierham
(Freedom isn't free)
To: Lancey Howard
Yea, there were only 10 of them, but you’d think they would AT LEAST had the mild stupidity to just send one in. You KNOW these morons vote for democrats, they’re the only people stupid enough to trust bureaucrats this much...
25 posted on
09/09/2012 12:34:02 AM PDT by
Axenolith
(Government blows, and that which governs least, blows least...)
To: Lancey Howard
These people took $80M worth of their coins to the government for authentication? Rather than just a few, to see how it went??
This may be folklore, but when a deceased person's safe-deposit box is opened it is supposed to be opened with an IRS agent in the room. If that is true, it would help explain sending them all.
76 posted on
09/09/2012 10:58:00 AM PDT by
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