Unshaven2897
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Hmmm, but there is no real surprise. Other States have taxed U.S. minted currency for some time so why not dear 'ol WA:
https://www.bellevuerarecoins.com/new-wa-state-bullion-tax/
I'm curious how this affects U.S. Currency like a 90% dime, quarter or half. Actually U.S. minted gold coins too. Formally these are not bullion because they are legal tender if one were to use it at face value
. Previously precious metals were "exempted" from WA Sales Tax. What has been changed is to remove the exemption. What is in question for me is whether of U.S. legal tender being considered as bullion?
We live in interesting times
https://www.bellevuerarecoins.com/new-wa-state-bullion-tax/
I'm curious how this affects U.S. Currency like a 90% dime, quarter or half. Actually U.S. minted gold coins too. Formally these are not bullion because they are legal tender if one were to use it at face value
. Previously precious metals were "exempted" from WA Sales Tax. What has been changed is to remove the exemption. What is in question for me is whether of U.S. legal tender being considered as bullion?We live in interesting times
