HTS heading 7118 · Chapter 71, Pearls, precious stones, precious metals and jewelry

US imports of coin

$1.05 billion of imports for consumption entered the US under HTS 7118 in March–July 2026 from 43 origin countries, 29.5% of it from United Kingdom; Census calculated duty came to $0.21 per $100 of value.

Coin

$1.05 billionEntered value, March–July 2026
43Origin countries shipping this heading
$0.21Calculated duty per $100 of entered value
2.5%Share of value that was dutiable

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, USA Trade Online / International Trade API, imports for consumption, March–July 2026; effective duty = calculated duty ÷ dutiable value.

US imports under HTS 7118 at a glance

During March–July 2026, the sample records $1.05 billion of imports for consumption under HTS heading 7118: Coin. This heading has trade from 43 of the 55 origin countries covered by the extract, across 5 ten-digit tariff lines. It is not a total for all U.S. origins.

Heading 7118 belongs to chapter 71, Pearls, precious stones, precious metals and jewelry. The heading groups products for analysis; it does not establish a common duty rate for every product in the chapter.

Where HTS 7118 imports come from

United Kingdom 29.5% Australia 21.6% Canada 16.4% Germany 15.1% Austria 3.9% Switzerland 3.8% South Africa 3.5% Italy 1.5% China 1.5% Mexico 0.7%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, USA Trade Online / International Trade API, imports for consumption, March–July 2026; effective duty = calculated duty ÷ dutiable value.

Import value and calculated duty by origin country

Top 15 origins under HTS 7118, March–July 2026. Effective duty = calculated duty ÷ dutiable value. Duty per $100 spreads the same duty over all entered value.
OriginImport valueShareDutiable shareEffective dutyDuty per $100Detail
United Kingdom$309 million29.5%0.3%7.69%$0.02
Australia$227 million21.6%0.2%10.25%$0.02
Canada$172 million16.4%3.3%10.06%$0.33
Germany$159 million15.1%0.7%9.74%$0.07
Austria$40.5 million3.9%0%10%$0.00
Switzerland$40.2 million3.8%0.1%10%$0.01
South Africa$36.4 million3.5%0%10%$0.00
Italy$15.3 million1.5%0.6%10%$0.06
China$15.3 million1.5%100%7.53%$7.53
Mexico$7.5 million0.7%0.2%10.01%$0.02
Netherlands$6.2 million0.6%9.6%8.82%$0.84
United Arab Emirates$4.3 million0.4%1.1%10%$0.11
France$3.5 million0.3%2.5%10%$0.25
Poland$3.0 million0.3%20.1%10%$2.01
Turkey$2.8 million0.3%3.3%9.32%$0.31

Origin countries for HTS 7118

The largest displayed origins by import value are United Kingdom: $309 million (29.5%), Australia: $227 million (21.6%), and Canada: $172 million (16.4%). Shares use the heading's total import value within this sample as their denominator.

Origin shares describe the trade observed during this period. They do not establish supplier availability, product substitutability, transport mode or eligibility for a trade preference. Those questions require product and shipment details.

Calculated duty and its two denominators

For this heading in the 55-origin sample, Census reports $2.2 million of calculated duty against $1.05 billion of imports for consumption during March–July 2026. Dutiable value is 2.5% of that import value. Calculated duty divided by dutiable value gives 8.4%; divided by all import value and multiplied by 100, it gives $0.21 per $100.

These are value-weighted ratios of aggregate amounts, not averages across individual importers or shipment bills. Census calculated duty may differ from amounts actually paid. The share outside the dutiable base does not identify which preference or other provision applied.

Among the displayed origins with at least 2% of this heading's sample import value, calculated duty per $100 ranges from $0.00 (Austria) to $0.33 (Canada). Each origin has its own mix of products and entry circumstances. This comparison does not hold those factors constant and cannot predict savings from switching the origin of a purchase order.

The 10-digit tariff lines inside HTS 7118

The 5 largest of the 5 ten-digit lines with imports in March–July 2026.
HTS codeDescriptionImport valueShareDuty per $100Largest origin
7118.90.00.19Other$633 million60.3%$0.03United Kingdom
7118.90.00.55Other$343 million32.7%$0.42United Kingdom
7118.90.00.11Other$54.0 million5.2%$0.00Canada
7118.10.00.00Coin (other than gold coin), not being legal tender$10.9 million1%$5.07Canada
7118.90.00.20Platinum$9.0 million0.9%$0.01Australia

Census calculated duty is an estimate and can differ from the duty actually paid. See the Census definitions of calculated duty and dutiable value.

Wording reviewed September 18, 2026: Title, description and the line under the heading now state the sample's import value, top origin and calculated-duty ratio.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, USA Trade Online / International Trade API, imports for consumption, March–July 2026; effective duty = calculated duty ÷ dutiable value.

The 10-digit lines under heading 7118

5 ten-digit lines recorded imports in this heading during the stated period. The largest displayed lines are 7118.90.00.19 (60.3% of heading value), 7118.90.00.55 (32.7% of heading value), 7118.90.00.11 (5.2% of heading value), and 7118.10.00.00 (1% of heading value). The table shows each line's aggregate value and calculated-duty ratios. A line's origin mix can differ from that of the heading.

From historical data to a shipment estimate

The $0.21 per $100 figure describes the historical sample. It does not identify the provisions applicable to a future entry. A shipment estimate needs the precise product classification, origin, entry date and applicable circumstances, followed by review of the underlying requirements.

Use your own 10-digit code and origin in the tariff simulator for a separate estimate.

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Keep the product specification, proposed classification, origin, cargo dimensions and timing together when discussing a shipment. Airlift USA arranges freight and coordinates classification and entry filing through its licensed broker network.

For relevant cargo preparation and route information, see the Stone & Mineral Commodities guide and the heading index.

Price a shipment under HTS 7118

The figures above are historical. For your own shipment, estimate the duty with your 10-digit code and origin in the import duty calculator, or ask us for the freight side. Not sure which 10-digit line under 7118 is yours? Search the heading in the HTS code lookup.

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Methodology

Source and scope. Figures come from the U.S. Census Bureau's international trade statistics for imports for consumption: the customs value of goods entered into US commerce, not shipments in transit or goods held in bonded warehouses. The period is March–July 2026 (5 months of data). Coverage is limited to 55 major origin countries, so totals here are lower than published US-wide totals for the same heading.

How the rates are built. Three quantities can be added up, and everything else is derived from them: entered customs value, dutiable value and calculated duty. Effective duty divides calculated duty by dutiable value. Dutiable share divides dutiable value by entered value. Duty per $100 divides calculated duty by all entered value and multiplies by 100.

What they can't tell you. These are value-weighted sample ratios, not importer averages. Each origin has its own product mix, so its aggregate ratio cannot predict savings on an identical product sourced elsewhere. Values are historical and reflect duty as calculated at the time of entry; they are not a quote and not a prediction of the rate on a future shipment.

Chapters 98 and 99 are excluded: they hold special classification and temporary-measure provisions, not product headings. Heading and tariff-line descriptions are the current HTS text.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, USA Trade Online / International Trade API, imports for consumption, March–July 2026; effective duty = calculated duty ÷ dutiable value. Census data is a work of the US government and is in the public domain.

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Frequently asked questions

Which origins supply the most imports under HTS 7118?

United Kingdom (29.5%), Australia (21.6%), and Canada (16.4%) lead the displayed origins by value. These shares describe the 55-origin sample during March–July 2026, not all U.S. trade.

What calculated duty does Census report for HTS 7118?

Calculated duty is 8.4% of dutiable value and $0.21 per $100 of total sample import value; neither ratio predicts a shipment's charge or confirms duty paid.

Which HTS codes appear under heading 7118?

The extract records 5 ten-digit lines under this heading. The largest displayed lines by value are 7118.90.00.19, 7118.90.00.55, 7118.90.00.11, and 7118.10.00.00. Confirm the classification against the actual goods; a heading-level aggregate is not a classification opinion.

Can I use origin averages to calculate sourcing savings?

Among the displayed origins with at least 2% of this heading's sample import value, calculated duty per $100 ranges from $0.00 (Austria) to $0.33 (Canada). Each origin has its own mix of products and entry circumstances. This comparison does not hold those factors constant and cannot predict savings from switching the origin of a purchase order.

How do I estimate duty for my own shipment?

Use the tariff simulator with the specific 10-digit HTS code and origin, then confirm applicable provisions for the entry. The historical Census ratios on this page cannot replace that review.

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