"...gold dealers are obliged to submit 'suspicious activity reports'"

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  1. thatguy

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    thatguy, Feb 9, 2012
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    Probably a mistake buying that 100 ounce bar I need smaller denominations!!
     
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    FYI, no quotas on suspicious transaction reports in Australia.
     
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    Who needs these quotas in Australia? Gov't just gathers all transaction information. They'll sort it out later. :)
     
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