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Sad news a couple of days ago form one of Poland's premium auction houses:
Hello,
unfortunately currently we are not able to ship to the US - the Polish Post, as well as Fedex ect. stopped taking packages to the US. We are able to deliver to any other address, except the US.
Any friends in Canada available to help?
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Now for a real experience, try that with a $500.00 coin .
Bwah ha ha! Naw, I'm good  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I don't blame the various post offices and delivery companies for stopping the acceptance of packages. I've been reading that UPS, especially, is so backed up waiting on CBP that they are bulk destroying packages to make room in their (bonded) warehouses.
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United States
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Quote: Item arrived - no Tariffs placed upon it!  Excellent!  |
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United States
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Now for a real experience, try that with a $500.00 coin . Bwah ha ha!  Quote:Naw, I'm good  |
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United States
187862 Posts |
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Sad news a couple of days ago form one of Poland's premium auction houses... Ouch.  Quote:
Any friends in Canada available to help?  |
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United States
187862 Posts |
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I don't blame the various post offices and delivery companies for stopping the acceptance of packages. I've been reading that UPS, especially, is so backed up waiting on CBP that they are bulk destroying packages to make room in their (bonded) warehouses.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Apparently, if you buy 100+ years old coins, then there is no tariff.
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Apparently, if you buy 100+ years old coins, then there is no tariff. Interesting.  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Why would any " friends " in Canada want to help ? After a friendship of since at least the 1860 s that is now in tatters due to utter stupidity would we even wish you a nice day . Not political in any way shape or form, just the facts. On the subject of tariffs on 100 year old coins . Yes they are tariffed at the IEPPA RATE per the Country of origin. Example 1678 English Silver 1/2 CROWN ebay sale of 225.00 the charge is 10 %. The only NON tariff collectors coins are USA coins and those of Mexico or Canada that fall under CUSMA FREE TRADE Rules . Edited by Pacificoin
09/29/2025 5:03 pm
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You still have friends down here and I think you should be willing (if able) to help someone who did not vote this. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Edited by NumisEd
09/29/2025 5:11 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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No they are NOT FREE.
WE do this for a living and your
Imperial highness has IEPPA
Tariffs in place for all except what
is mentioned above . Not only that
the new paperwork is quite unwieldy .
Certainly glad we can still do a bit of US business
for the time being. Have a strong suspicion that
the CUSMA exemptions are next to get crushed.
Coins under 7118 and 9705 are DUTY FREE not
Special (IEPPA)Tariffs free. Spent over 2 hours
with US customs Commercial section in person
earlier this month .
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Wow! A political thread - thought it wasn't allowed.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Political .hardly , these are factual comments regarding the
Current tariff situation and resulting fall out .
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Posted 09/27/2025 9:42 pm
Uncirculated American Silver Eagles 
