rewrite this title in 20 words or less (do not provide multiple options): The IRS Quietly Changed 5 Silver Rules For Age 65+ — Most Find Out Too Late!

Jun 10, 2026 | Silver IRA | 26 comments

rewrite this title in 20 words or less (do not provide multiple options): The IRS Quietly Changed 5 Silver Rules For Age 65+ — Most Find Out Too Late!


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26 Comments

  1. @virgil_kane

    You don't have to sell your silver in large taxable amounts . You can sell your silver in smaller non-taxable amounts . Discretion is the rule of the day .

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  2. @charleswright5989

    Yah like were going to report it , the irs needs to go with trump.

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  3. @Tomthecat-w1d

    Are other precious metals e.g. copper, platinum, paladium also subject to collectibles tax rules? Do any fall under Capital Gains/Losses tax rules?

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  4. @Tomthecat-w1d

    Was not aware of the increased reporting threshhold for 1099-k & MISC. I began investing in fine silver in Aug'25…it was looking unbelievably great going into mid Jan'26 and has floundered since that point. I'm holding for now.

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  5. @ElizabethTill-s4p

    Thanks for this depressing information. Best to know this rather than remain clueless.

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  6. @larrylewis6721

    I like to give some silver to non profit organizations and get a receipt I can use when filing my taxes.

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  7. @VerifyVeracity

    I click off from this video because of the computer generated person and also I don't trust the information this video is given us maybe it's true maybe it's not true recently it's become extremely difficult to find trustworthy information with all of the so-called AI assisted videos out there

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  8. @jmdelan99

    what happened to all those banks being short squeezed? silver should be $300 at least.

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  9. @marklawrence6678

    Videos dated June 1 2026. Silver price listed at $32/oz.

    Wtf?????

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  10. @joenickel2371

    Don't buy dollars! Buy everything you want with silver. Barter is untaxable. FUCK UNCLE SAM.

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  11. @jeffreyjones3392

    Question? If I sell silver for cash Within an IRA, and the cash stays under the IRA umbrella, does this create a tax event? I am also in my 70s, so there should be no 10% penalty for a cash withdrawal?

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  12. @patriciarichardson8996

    How can they justify trading currency for money. We already paid taxes on the currency we are buying it with???

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  13. @apagan3307

    Trump can loot the treasury but we get fleeced- fuck these white collar criminals!

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  14. @robertdudley9311

    Thats BS, who keeps a log of all their money. Let mebe clear, silver and gold are both Constitutional money! This current federal money system in changing, it will be replaced doon as the follar fails! I dont care about these stupid rules of today!

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  15. @BigDogToo

    It is a crime how the US Government taxes seniors!

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  16. @hsmits61

    Supreme Court 17 years ago 1 a domestic case about the double taxation of money you cannot tax money twice. Metal money. For the government to win against that case – they had to prove that Gold / Silver was never used as currency since the beginning of time…
    Correct you are YouTuber….

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