@dr_coinz wrote:
Thanks all for your time 😊 🙏
I'm not happy with any cancellation . But I really have faced some shipping issues with Jordan Post.
I'm ancient coins seller and the Jordanian Law prohibited selling ancient coins.
Then they have blocked me from sending items, now my issue fixed and i can ship again
@dr_coinz
Pardon my saying, but this goes far beyond a shipping issue. As you stated, there are legalities to be considered. Jordanian law (article 28-i of antiquities law) says that buying, selling and shipping antiquities, including coins, is illegal in Jordan, punishable from 2 months to 2 years incarceration.
In addition, the US has import restrictions on ancient coins, though enforcement may be spotty (plus, a recent bill to loosen the restrictions was introduced in July). The US and Jordan have an agreement to regulate the importation of its archeological and ancient goods that specifically includes coins.
To import restricted coins into the United States, you may need:
- An export certificate.
- Proof that the coins were outside the country or exported at least 10 years before the import.
- Additional documentation, such as auction references from before the regulation's effective date or the correct customs codes.
The link below has all this information and more.
https://accguild.org/Ancient-Coin-Import-Restrictions
