Bit of a Creepy Legal Question...

[clydepepper]

Darren - I've been dealing with issues for a couple of years now and, last year, took advantage of a seller's market and greatly reduced my collection.

I figured this would be better in my case and I have no loved ones with even the slightest appreciation of such items.

I took the tax hit this year, but, such is life.

Good Luck AND Better Health!



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[JollyElm]

Guys (Whoops! Don't want to risk being 'canceled' for using such an inflammatory word. Frickin' woke morons!! ), thank you for taking the time to offer some nice input into this particular conundrum. Certainly, a lot of other members will find this information quite useful to themselves and their situations, too, so your insights are greatly appreciated. Got a good starting point now!

¡Viva Cardboard!

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A bidder buys a box full of odds and ends at a estate sale. Gets home starts looking into the box. There were a few old Coffee cans inside. He opens them and discovers inside one can was stuffed with $30,000 dollars cash!--what should he do.

1) take the cash back to the auctioneer and tell him what he found?

2) Tell his spouse if applicable?

3) consult his tax accountant

4) keep the find to himself