If you receive a gift whose market price is $20, but you consider it to be worth only $10, then:        there is a $10 or 50 percent value gain.        there may or may not be a value loss.        there is a $10 or 50 percent value loss.        you can be relatively certain the giver was a sibling or other close relative.

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If you receive a gift whose market price is $20, but you consider it to be worth only $10, then:

       there is a $10 or 50 percent value gain.

       there may or may not be a value loss.

       there is a $10 or 50 percent value loss.

       you can be relatively certain the giver was a sibling or other close relative.

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