What is the next logical expansion to your core collection?

ELuis

@coinkat said:
Please be very careful buying China as there are some good and not so good counterfeits floating around

Apart of that, i been looking a China HA comming auction, just to get an idea of current avail, where values end, etc.

I saw this import tariff:
NOTE: This lot was manufactured in China and was sourced from outside the United States for this auction after September 1, 2019. Under the new US tariffs on Chinese goods, collector's items from China will be subject to a 7.5% import tariff.

So, if I end up buying not from the auction, from overseas and delivery the item to the USA, the dealer will add that tax?

Or that it is only for the particular auction?

Or if they are ship directly only from Hong Kong?

Thanks.

coinkat

I have no idea how that might look or be enforced...

ELuis

@coinkat said:
I have no idea how that might look or be enforced...

Me too, went again to HA and checked other coins from China and not all have that Note about the tariff. Anyway simple curiosity. Thanks!

coinkat

If you have a lot of interest in the coin... call Heritage and simply ask to speak to someone that may know how this might work.

MrEureka

@pruebas said:
@Boosibri here is something cool for your new box of 20.

1795 Indian Peace Medal of George Washington

A box of 20 of those would need to be about the size of a large toaster oven.

pruebas

@MrEureka said:

@pruebas said:
@Boosibri here is something cool for your new box of 20.

1795 Indian Peace Medal of George Washington

A box of 20 of those would need to be about the size of a large toaster oven.

It would be worth it.

SimonW

Just don’t store them in a toaster oven…it would throw the burglars for a loop though.

realeswatcher

Toaster oven could add monster toning, though. People pay extra for that...