u/Actual-Limit7092

At some point when I was a toddler, I was gifted a 1984 Kruggerand by a relative. My mom recently passed away and left me a box of various coins and whatnot with this being the only thing of real value at 1oz of gold. I was in the process of going to a gold exchange nearby and they informed me that they take 6% of the value and issue me a check. What are the tax ramifications for me on this? I could use the $4k+ for a lot of things but don't want to get into any trouble in the future.

Hey everyone, I'm planning to visit with my small dog 7/1-7/3 and peace out before the holiday weekend really kicks into gear. Airbnbs are on the pricier side and most are condos where the bulk of negative reviews are regarding noisy upstairs neighbors. Has anyone had experience staying at Outbound Mammoth hotel? Their Yelp reviews leave a lot to be desired but from what I've seen, the property actually looks pretty great? Expedia has a really great deal there at the moment. Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone, I'm planning to visit with my small dog 7/1-7/3 and peace out before the holiday weekend really kicks into gear. Airbnbs are on the pricier side and most are condos where the bulk of negative reviews are regarding noisy upstairs neighbors. Has anyone had experience staying at Outbound Mammoth hotel? Their Yelp reviews leave a lot to be desired but from what I've seen, the property actually looks pretty great? Expedia has a really great deal there at the moment. Thanks in advance