New Rules since 1st January Goods have to be send in a Packet in the EU

Hi Everyone

Has anybody sent coins in to another EU Country since the !st of January? and that every when it is 1 coin it needs to be sent as a Packet , and that is very expensive.

Best regards

Michael

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Permalink Reply by Mathieu Vanassche on February 7, 2019 at 13:01

Unfortunately, yes...

Seems to be the case in Belgium, Germany and France.

However, if you use boxes smaller than 3cm, and you drop them in the mailboxes of your national postal service, no-one is going to ask you what's in it ;-)

Permalink Reply by Mathieu Vanassche on February 7, 2019 at 13:02

Anyways, sending cash is forbidden in almost all European countries anyway ;-) (except by registered post)

Permalink Reply by Michael Parkinson on February 7, 2019 at 13:33

Hi Mathieu,

i wanted to send it in the smallest airpackt 11 cm X 12 so when i register it then i can send it right

Best regads

Michael

Permalink Reply by Thomas Vervloet on March 24, 2019 at 13:33

I don't very rarely send coins, but I have some sent to me commonly (some even actually by Mathieu). They have always arrived in packages (mostly in the shape of padded envelopes) and I can't complain to much about the shipment costs I'm charged. Didn't notice I steep rise since the 1st of January either.

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