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Where to sell a rare coin with a mint error?
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Sort your tax out by all means but if you have a 50p coin that's worth £200 you'd still be quids in if you did pay tax. This is a personal sale though so you shouldn't be liable for any tax anyway.Krakkkers said:Because i have sold over £5000 of stuff on ebay so far this financial year.
The coin was given to me in my change at asda and appears to be worth up to £200
If the coin is worth £200 and you are a business seller I'd recommend using the windfall to pay for an accountant. You may find a decent accountant would advise you on your tax liabilities and that would be less of a worry for you going forward.
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