1715 Spanish Gold Escudo Coin
A rare gold escudo minted in Spain during the early 18th century, featuring the bust of King Philip V. This coin qualifies under HTS 9705.31.00.10 as a numismatic collector's piece over 250 years old made of gold, valued for its historical significance in colonial trade. It is part of collections documenting European monetary history.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If under 250 years old
Coins not exceeding 250 years are classified as coinage metal under Chapter 71 rather than collectors' pieces in Chapter 97.
If primarily silver composition
Numismatic collections over 100 years of silver fall under a different subheading, separating by precious metal type.
If mass-produced modern reproduction
Reproductions lack the age and originality required for Chapter 97, moving to Chapter 71 as imitation jewelry or articles.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain authentication certificates from recognized numismatic experts or grading services like PCGS or NGC to verify age and gold content
• Provide detailed provenance documentation tracing the coin's history to avoid customs scrutiny on cultural heritage restrictions
• Declare exact gold weight and purity; failure to do so may result in reclassification or penalties
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1732 Mexican Gold Peso
An antique gold peso from the Mexico City mint under Spanish rule, emblematic of New World colonial economics. Classified in HTS 9705.31.00.10 due to its gold material and age surpassing 250 years, making it a prized numismatic item for historical collections. It represents early American minting techniques.
1698 British Guinea Sovereign
A gold guinea coin from the reign of William III, showcasing early English decimal coinage transition. This piece fits HTS 9705.31.00.10 as a gold numismatic collectible exceeding 250 years, essential for studying British economic history. Its intricate designs highlight period artistry.
1765 Portuguese Gold Johannes
A majestic gold johannes (mocinha) from Portugal's colonial era, used in Brazilian trade routes. Under HTS 9705.31.00.10 for its gold content and over 250-year age as a numismatic treasure. Collectors value it for ties to Age of Exploration economics.
1721 French Louis d'Or
Iconic gold louis d'or from Louis XV's early reign, featuring sun king motifs. This coin is classified under HTS 9705.31.00.10 as a gold numismatic piece over 250 years old, key to French monetary history collections. Its rarity drives high collector demand.
1740 Dutch Gold Rider
A gold rider (cavaler) from the Dutch Republic, symbolizing maritime trade dominance. Fits HTS 9705.31.00.10 as gold numismatics exceeding 250 years, vital for VOC history collections. Features equestrian designs unique to United Provinces.