[RICHARD]

If you are shipping these, and there are multiple countries included, it will be an interesting experience declaring the shipment under the new US customs rules. If they are all one country, no problem.

Let us know how you manage. It's a challenging new era, complying with those rules.

However you describe them, make sure your Customs HTS code comes up as 9704.00.0000

Roy

it Philatelic material. The law dose not apply to them. There  has been a discussion about this on Richards Board.  Especially any thing over 100 years old  falls in another category . There has been some people charged and other have not been charged. Now if I was acutely buying it all I would have to pay duties and taxes on them.  And then If its over 100 years old then there should be no charges on them. It depends on how you fill out your mailing paper work. Antique Archive material would have no charge unless you sold it with a bill of sale. I've been sending things to The U.S. freely going for certificates and receiving with no charges, And I've been buying with no charges as long as the company does not apply or declarer there sale. They insure it them self's.  Keep it simple keep it small and will move through with  out charges At a risk of not enough insurance. The APS will not send them back because of HST charges lol So they will send a check instead. It should be interesting.