AFAIK that was only for items related to the USMCA, mostly as a way to give automakers an extra month to somehow move their entire manufacturing process to 100% domestic 
Canada didn’t back off because the US didn’t fully stand down
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that looks like a vault card, email either psa vault or ebay gsp. ebay at least should all be covered if it went thru gsp
Ah okay thank you 
Well looks like it’s best to source within Canada for now , have been wanting a shadowless Charizard psa 9 so hopefully I can find one here
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Just brutal 
, this is why I’ve left literally $1000s of cards at PWCC/Fanatics Vault and am yet to export them. Maybe some day, but not any time soon 
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Might be hard to find one given the current geopolitical climate, but if you can find a trusted US-based middleman for purchases made in the States it will be lifechanging.
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This all makes sense to me. It’s funny tho, I don’t remember being taught what tariffs and import fees were or how they worked in school… Tho, out of curiosity, I do educate myself from sources that count when I don’t know something.
Lots of useless knowledge crammed in my cranium…
I’ve definitely not been buying from EU and CA (and JP since IDK if by the time it arrives, I’ll have to pay an additional X%) because of the tariffs.
I’m glad our signature exchange is not commerce. 
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I wonder if this will become a new norm
I am having my Festa Pikachu come in from Ireland. I don’t think there are any terrifs on Ireland goods, but we are doing a test with shipping. A $200 slab before he ships the 8K slab lol. I will update you all on how it goes
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Will it be the same for US buyers purchasing from Canada or just Canada to US?
I thought it was already established that tariffs on goods from CA were being imposed within about a month, by the current US admin. 
Aren’t these the same thing?