Reply to "Shipping Insurance and Bullion Coins"

dannoMember

Thank you!

I sell Candian Maple leafs and the new 1/2 oz Silver Wolf Dollar. They're all 99.99% pure silver coins. They are defined as coins, as they do have a denomination; so I'm curious exactly how U-Pic defines bullion. I also sometimes sell bullion art rounds and art bars, ususally 1 to 10 troy ounces.

The classical definition of bullion is precious metal in ingots and bars.

I see that "money" is also on the excluded list, so is that another gotcha? Coins are money.

6/6/063:51 PM

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