What types of coins are classified under HS-4 7118?

HS-4 7118 includes coins that are not legal tender, such as collectible or commemorative coins made from various metals.

Are there any restrictions on importing coins?

Yes, ensure that the coins comply with your country's import regulations, including any specific requirements for collectible or non-legal tender coins.

What is the difference between legal tender and non-legal tender coins?

Legal tender coins are recognized by a government for payment of debts, while non-legal tender coins, like collectibles, are not used for transactions.

Can I import antique coins under HS-4 7118?

Yes, antique coins that are not recognized as legal tender can be imported under HS-4 7118, but check for any specific regulations regarding their import.

What materials can coins under HS-4 7118 be made from?

Coins classified under HS-4 7118 can be made from various metals, including silver, copper, and other non-precious materials, as long as they are not gold coins.

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7118 — Coin

Chapter 71: Natural or cultured pearls; precious stones

Plain-language overview

Use HS-4 7118 when importing or exporting coins, such as collectible coins made of silver or copper that are not legal tender. These coins are often sought after by collectors and can vary widely in design and value.

When deciding between the subheadings, consider HS-6 711810 for coins that are not legal tender and made from materials other than gold. If your shipment includes coins that do not fit this description, such as those made from different metals or types, you may need to classify them under HS-6 711890.

The distinction between 711810 and 711890 hinges on whether the coins are specifically categorized as legal tender. If your coins are not recognized as currency but are still collectible, they likely fall under 711810. However, if they are unique or made from different materials, you may need to explore 711890.

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HS-4 7118 · importing coins · non-legal tender coins · collectible coins · HS-6 711810 · HS-6 711890 · coin classification · numismatic coins · metal coins · coin import regulations

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-4 heading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Collectible silver coins from a mint, not intended for circulation.
Copper coins produced for numismatic purposes.
Commemorative coins issued by a government but not used as currency.
Coins made from mixed metals that are not classified as legal tender.
Antique coins that are not recognized as currency today.
Novelty coins made for promotional events.

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For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What types of coins are classified under HS-4 7118?: HS-4 7118 includes coins that are not legal tender, such as collectible or commemorative coins made from various metals.
How do I classify my coins for import?: You can classify your coins under **HS-6 711810** if they are not legal tender and made from materials other than gold. If they fall outside this category, use **HS-6 711890**.
Are there any restrictions on importing coins?: Yes, ensure that the coins comply with your country's import regulations, including any specific requirements for collectible or non-legal tender coins.
What is the difference between legal tender and non-legal tender coins?: Legal tender coins are recognized by a government for payment of debts, while non-legal tender coins, like collectibles, are not used for transactions.
Can I import antique coins under HS-4 7118?: Yes, antique coins that are not recognized as legal tender can be imported under HS-4 7118, but check for any specific regulations regarding their import.
What materials can coins under HS-4 7118 be made from?: Coins classified under HS-4 7118 can be made from various metals, including silver, copper, and other non-precious materials, as long as they are not gold coins.

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