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Answer #1 is about finding a bar of gold and whether you then own it. Answer #2 is about whether it is legal to own gold bullion at all. #1 Yes, it is legal to own a bar of gold. It is illegal to steal it though, as you know. It can be illegal if the bar is stolen or found off of someone else's property. If you find it in a nearby mine owned by no one, to take ownership, you must go to court and explain exactly where you found it and then get a certificate signed by the marshall to prove to anyone that you find it. You must have a witness with you who saw you find it. This is why it is very important that you take people with you. There are times when you take people with you and you find gold but the someone with you claims they found it first. In this case, you are taken to court and they decide by listening to each side. If there is a rare point where they cannot decide who finds it, the judge tells them to eitheir give it to charity (which would help like, a ton! But, sadly, 99.89% of people just do option 2) or put it where you first found it and wait for another lucky miner to find it. So, in certain cases, it is illegal. But if it's on your property and someone claims it's theirs, the court must see a property line and decide who's it is. Most likely, the plaintiff is to get it. So, it is possibly illegal, but sometimes, on rare cases, it is legal to own a bar of gold. #2 It was not legal to own a bar of gold in America between May 1, 1933 and 30th/31st Dec 1974. Executive Order 6102 made it a crime, punishable by 10 years in prison, to own gold apart from small amounts for "customary use in industry, profession or art". So you could keep your jewellery but woe betide you if you hung onto a bar of gold even if you'd bought it legitimately. You had to sell it to the Federal Reserve.
It was illegal to own most forms of gold in the US from 1933 to 1974 through various executive orders and legislation. This included restrictions on gold ownership during the Great Depression and under the Gold Reserve Act during the 1930s.
Traders were charged with a tax to enter or leave Ghana.
Technically, you do not own your account, your characters or your gold. All of this is legally in ownership of Blizzard and you have user rights on it. This means that any gold you buy, is technically Blizzard's own gold. That is why they will ban you if they find out, and periodically gold-selling sites have been shut down.
"Dipping" the sushi more than once is not illegal because each person has their own soy sauce. Eating with fingers is O.K, too
$0. All have been redeemed. All the others are illegal to own.
When kings made it illegal for anyone else to own gold, the value of gold typically increased. This was because the restriction created a scarcity and elevated gold's perceived importance as a valuable asset. Additionally, with limited supply in the hands of the public, those who could still possess gold often saw its value rise as demand remained high. Overall, such laws often reinforced gold's status as a symbol of wealth and power.
it is illegal so u cannot use any cheats.. u need to use ur own money.. get gold by paypal(creditcard)
No. In 1933 a new law was passed which stated that gold coin was no longer legal tender and made it illegal for citizens to own gold coins except for collector coins.
Depending on the current gold market as of today Friday June 17th, 2011. A gold bar (1oz in weight)at todays prices would be worth $1613.41. Though in saying that the prices could rise or fall, with todays market it will definitely rise and the price will rise. This is good if you own gold.
Project 64 is not illegal on its own. It is downloading games that you don't own that is illegal. If you own the original games, however, I am sure it is not illegal.
They are illegal to own. $100,000 gold certificates were never put into circulation and are extremely rare. There are many replicas and fakes, however.