What types of coins are classified under HS-6 711890?

HS-6 711890 covers coins made from precious metals that are not intended for circulation, such as commemorative coins and investment-grade bullion.

Do I need special documentation for importing coins under this code?

Yes, you should provide documentation that specifies the nature of the coins, including their metal content and purpose, to avoid customs issues.

How does HS-6 711890 differ from HS-6 711810?

HS-6 711890 includes non-circulating coins and medallions, while HS-6 711810 covers coins that are legal tender.

Are there customs duties on investment-grade coins?

Customs duties may apply depending on the country of import and the specific nature of the coins. It's best to check local regulations.

Can I export commemorative coins classified under HS-6 711890?

Yes, you can export these coins, but ensure you comply with both export regulations and the import regulations of the destination country.

What should I do if I'm unsure about the classification of my coins?

Consult with a customs broker or trade expert who can provide guidance on proper classification and documentation for your specific coins.

Are there any restrictions on selling non-circulating coins?

Restrictions vary by country, so it's important to check local laws regarding the sale and distribution of non-circulating coins.

What is the best way to avoid customs delays with coin shipments?

Ensure your shipment is properly classified, all documentation is complete, and that you declare the correct HS code to minimize the risk of delays.

HS-6 · Subheading

711890

Coin; other than coin of item no. 7118.10

Heading 7118 — Coin

Chapter 71: Natural or cultured pearls; precious stones

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 711890 when importing or exporting coins that do not fall under specific categories like legal tender or collector's coins. For example, this code applies to commemorative coins made of precious metals that aren't classified as currency.

This HS-6 line distinguishes itself from HS-6 711810, which covers coins that are legal tender. If your coins are primarily for collection or investment rather than circulation, 711890 is the right choice.

Coins classified under 711890 include those made from precious metals or clad with precious metals, but not intended for use as currency. This could include items like decorative medallions or investment-grade bullion coins.

When dealing with international shipments, ensure you have the proper documentation that specifies the nature of the coins. This will help avoid customs delays and misclassification issues.

Keywords & topics

Short phrases that describe this HS-6 subheading when you're searching or filtering schedules.

HS code 711890 · non-circulating coins · precious metal coins · investment coins · commemorative medallions · coin classification · customs for coins · coin import regulations · bullion coins · collector coins · medals made of precious metals · coin export documentation · non-legal tender coins · clad coins · artistic coins · themed coin collections

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-6 subheading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Commemorative coins made of gold or silver, not intended for circulation
Investment-grade bullion coins like those from the American Eagle series
Medallions crafted from precious metals for collectors
Non-circulating coins issued by private mints
Coins that are part of a themed collection but not legal tender
Artistic coins that are sold for their metal value rather than as currency
Coins clad with precious metals for decorative purposes
Special edition coins produced for anniversaries or events

Common questions

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What is HS code 711890 used for?
Are commemorative coins subject to customs duties?
How to classify non-circulating coins?
What are the regulations for importing bullion coins?
Can I export investment-grade coins?
What documentation is needed for precious metal coins?
How to avoid customs issues with collectible coins?
What is the difference between HS-6 711890 and 711810?

Questions & answers

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-6 711890?: HS-6 711890 covers coins made from precious metals that are not intended for circulation, such as commemorative coins and investment-grade bullion.
Do I need special documentation for importing coins under this code?: Yes, you should provide documentation that specifies the nature of the coins, including their metal content and purpose, to avoid customs issues.
How does HS-6 711890 differ from HS-6 711810?: HS-6 711890 includes non-circulating coins and medallions, while HS-6 711810 covers coins that are legal tender.
Are there customs duties on investment-grade coins?: Customs duties may apply depending on the country of import and the specific nature of the coins. It's best to check local regulations.
Can I export commemorative coins classified under HS-6 711890?: Yes, you can export these coins, but ensure you comply with both export regulations and the import regulations of the destination country.
What should I do if I'm unsure about the classification of my coins?: Consult with a customs broker or trade expert who can provide guidance on proper classification and documentation for your specific coins.
Are there any restrictions on selling non-circulating coins?: Restrictions vary by country, so it's important to check local laws regarding the sale and distribution of non-circulating coins.
What is the best way to avoid customs delays with coin shipments?: Ensure your shipment is properly classified, all documentation is complete, and that you declare the correct HS code to minimize the risk of delays.

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