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<p>[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 5200788, member: 110226"]I wonder what will happen with the arrangements that UK numismatic firms have with their EU partners, and how EU collectors who consign coins for auction to UK firms. If tariffs are imposed on goods crossing the borders between the EU and the UK, and those goods include coins, I'd imagine there would be a drop in consignments to UK firms, to the benefit of firms in the EU.</p><p><br /></p><p>One more thought - the EU was founded on the principle of creating a body of European countries, including the UK, that would provide a forum to resolve divisions and conflicts among member states before they become heated, leading to war. It has been a few generations since the world witnessed the savagery and utter horrors of World War II.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, the EU does have its internal problems. Any organization has flaws and internal squabbles. Such it is with human affairs. However, I think it is vitally important that efforts to promote dialogue, understanding and consensus are the way to a more equitable and secure future, for ourselves and generations to come. Moderating bodies such as the EU are more important than ever in this time of rising nationalism and conflicts around the world.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 5200788, member: 110226"]I wonder what will happen with the arrangements that UK numismatic firms have with their EU partners, and how EU collectors who consign coins for auction to UK firms. If tariffs are imposed on goods crossing the borders between the EU and the UK, and those goods include coins, I'd imagine there would be a drop in consignments to UK firms, to the benefit of firms in the EU. One more thought - the EU was founded on the principle of creating a body of European countries, including the UK, that would provide a forum to resolve divisions and conflicts among member states before they become heated, leading to war. It has been a few generations since the world witnessed the savagery and utter horrors of World War II. Yes, the EU does have its internal problems. Any organization has flaws and internal squabbles. Such it is with human affairs. However, I think it is vitally important that efforts to promote dialogue, understanding and consensus are the way to a more equitable and secure future, for ourselves and generations to come. Moderating bodies such as the EU are more important than ever in this time of rising nationalism and conflicts around the world.[/QUOTE]
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