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Bringing Around 200oz Of Silver Coins To Thailand

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Hey everyone

Im planning to bring around 200oz of Silver Coins to Thailand, just wondering if Customs will give me any hassle when I bring it to Bangkok. Most of my coins are in the form of government issued coins like Canadien Maples, Philharmonics, American Eagles, etc.

Ive done searches and it seemed most people didnt have any problems if they brought it as a carry on at the airport. Though they brought small amounts.

Thanks

Well personally I see issues because theses coins seems to be collectors items.

My advise: contact the nearest Thai embassy or consulate for clarification.

That is quite a weight to carry in you hand carry baggage.

It's legal tender and under currency restrictions? If so, shouldn't be any problem at all.

I'm not certain but if you will advise flight number date and time I will see what assistance, ahem, I can provide! :)

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Thanks for the responses! Just from what Ive searched through the archives here, seems like no one has gotten any problems with the tax issue. There was an earlier thread where customs told em that if its 'carry-on' it would be ok, though I think there 'may' have been an issue with amount.

Yeah, bringing that much silver is heavy but I need a way to bring it with me. I dont trust the mailing system and bringing it on my regular luggage seems like asking for trouble through various ways.

Ill try to contact the Thai Embassy and see what they say. If there is a tax, I wonder if they tax by face value of the coin (highly doubt) or by silver value.

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