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’s reporting for bullion is limited to precious-metal forms and quantities that match –approved deliverable contracts; dealers and industry guides identify specific coins and bar specifications but di...
Physical gold and other precious-metal bullion are treated by the IRS as collectibles, so gains realized on sales are capital gains taxed differently than ordinary securities: short-term gains (held o...
The IRS’s 2025 Form 1099‑B instructions say dealers must file for sales of certain precious‑metal forms that appear on the agency’s Reportable Items List; industry sources consistently identify a shor...
Reliable are typically supplied by established bullion dealers and coin-information sites that embed real‑time market feeds on their pages—examples include , , and auction houses like Stack’s Bowers t...
The spot price of gold on or around January 17, 2026, sits in the mid‑$4,500s per troy ounce, with quoted values in major price feeds ranging roughly from $4,595 to $4,630 per ounce depending on the p...