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05-05-2022, 12:13 AM
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I hope to remain in the situation where I never need to liquidate my collection. I would love to pass it on to my children who can do whatever they want with it. My two sons know what I have and also know the options available for selling. I believe their cost basis is the market value at the time of inheritance regardless of my cost basis. Someone please confirm. If they sell at that basis, what is their tax liability? Thanks.
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