@01:03 "Both with equal prominence". I beg to differ with regard to equal political and economic power. I may be wrong, but I think that at least The US do not apply a prohibitive 20% purchase tax on silver coins and bars. That is so very frustrating. Thank you for the heads up, all the same. Sincerely. 🙏
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for the sincere feedback! I want to clarify that when we mentioned "both with equal prominence" at 01:03 in the video, we were specifically referring to the visual representation of the two depictions on the face of the coin. Our use of the term "equal prominence" was intended to describe how these depictions are presented with similar importance visually, rather than implying anything about political or economic power. Regarding the taxation on silver coins and bars, it's true that tax policies can vary significantly from one country to another, and such differences can indeed be frustrating for collectors and investors alike. We appreciate you bringing up this point, as it highlights the complexities and varying regulations around the purchase of precious metals across different jurisdictions. Thank you again for your engagement and for bringing your perspective to the discussion. 🙏
@01:03 "Both with equal prominence". I beg to differ with regard to equal political and economic power. I may be wrong, but I think that at least The US do not apply a prohibitive 20% purchase tax on silver coins and bars. That is so very frustrating.
Thank you for the heads up, all the same. Sincerely. 🙏
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for the sincere feedback! I want to clarify that when we mentioned "both with equal prominence" at 01:03 in the video, we were specifically referring to the visual representation of the two depictions on the face of the coin. Our use of the term "equal prominence" was intended to describe how these depictions are presented with similar importance visually, rather than implying anything about political or economic power.
Regarding the taxation on silver coins and bars, it's true that tax policies can vary significantly from one country to another, and such differences can indeed be frustrating for collectors and investors alike. We appreciate you bringing up this point, as it highlights the complexities and varying regulations around the purchase of precious metals across different jurisdictions.
Thank you again for your engagement and for bringing your perspective to the discussion. 🙏
that is sick, i going to hunt some of these