Transcontinental Coin Shipments During The Pandemic

It seems that the problem of delivering coins is particularly acute. I am very concerned about this because I often encounter the reluctance of the seller to send coins to Russia. I think this is a problem not so much for Russian post as for greedy customers. I also hate my country because of the law that prohibits us from exporting coins and currency. Does anyone know countries with similar laws ?

Problem is with E-bay and Paypal. E-bay needs to adjust the delivery times to reflect the current situation and Paypal needs to not refund money because an item (especially a tracked one) has not arrived in the given time. And therein lies the second problem. They are a rule unto themselves and trying to reason with them is a waste of time.
If you have good feedback can you insist on an alternate payment method and explain why?

@norantyki - Sorry to hear that. Wish there was an alternative to e-bay with the same volume of accounts. Good luck.

@spence, it looks like "Good news/Bad news" on this shipment (presumably yours is there, too):
Good news - USPS tracking shows that the item arrived in NYC this morning
Bad news - the last package I had that came through this USPS facility sat there for 24 days! And then it went to Texas en route to Ohio (and I am still waiting for it... tomorrow will be 42 days).

My package from Belgium moved from NYC to Springfield, MA. So you might get yours first!

Here's a quick roundup on how I've done with things that left Europe since 2d half of March:
- Three auction houses held shipments from March auctions (1 Belgium, 2 Poland). First one released was Poland on May 7 arrived 29 days later, next was Belgium June 4, still awaiting arrival. The second Poland package will be combined with June auction wins.
- Since the March shutdowns, in order of ship dates (and including the two shipments mentioned above):
Germany 4/28 took 25 days to arrive
Poland 5/7 took 29 d.
France 5/11 took 43 d.
Austria 5/12 took 28 d.
Lithuania 5/27 not yet arrived (33 d.)
Poland 5/28 took 9 d.(!)
Poland 6/2 took 14 d.
Belgium 6/4 not yet arrived (25 d.)
Poland 6/12 not yet arrived (17 d.)
Poland 6/17 took 10 days (!)

I will comment that items with long shipment times tend to have a combination of a delay in getting across the ocean, PLUS a delay sitting in the U.S. "port" of arrival (NYC or Chicago for the ones I can see). @snowman mentioned this upthread for raw materials where he works, and it is also borne out in this case.

Interesting that three shipments from Poland, which cannot be tracked, were the quickest.

I was thinking more along the lines of the watched pot never boiling, but

Mine arrived yesterday (27 d in transit).

I'm curious what you won at that auction. I got a 1478 Flanders groot for my early dated Low Countries series, a scarce Lorraine minor coin from the regency of CHarles III (not too great to look at, but one of only two issues from that period), and a medieval Liege florin with St. Lambert that I posted on the saints thread.