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eBay automatically charges and collects tax in states that charge tax on bullion. Fun fact - an "antiqued" bullion coin becomes a product and "may" then become taxable. The tax is charged based upon the state to which you are shipping, or from which you are buying. If you are buying, you will pay the tax. If you are shipping to, eBay will collect the tax from the buyer
kh-cathy
·2 years agoHi everyone,
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memorabilis
·2 years agoeBay automatically charges and collects tax in states that charge tax on bullion. Fun fact - an "antiqued" bullion coin becomes a product and "may" then become taxable. The tax is charged based upon the state to which you are shipping, or from which you are buying. If you are buying, you will pay the tax. If you are shipping to, eBay will collect the tax from the buyer