Copper plates, sheets and strip, of a thickness exceeding 0.15 mm:
Part of: 74 — Copper and articles thereof
959721 · 1997-04-15 — PRD 0201-96-100237; Brass Coin Blanks, Circular Brass Discs Stamped From Brass Plate or Sheet, Heading 7409, Chapter 74, Note 1(g); Articles of Copper, Heading 7419; HQ 950313
This is our decision on Protest 0201-96-100237, filed against your classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of brass coin blanks, products of Poland. The entry under protest was liquidated on April 19, 1996, and this protest timely filed on July 17, 1996. FACTS: The articles under protest are brass coin blanks, typically measuring 0.844 inch in diameter and 0.051 inch in thickness, edge rolled. They are copper/zinc alloys, contain a minimum of 70.05 percent, by weight, copper with zinc predominating over the remaining elements. The file contains no…
953681 · 1993-06-30 — PRD 3901-92-101257; Liner for Die Casting Machine Mold, Parts of Casting Machines, Subheading 8454.90.00; Copper Alloy Plate, Plates, Sheets and Strip of Copper, Chapter 74, Note 1(g)
This is our decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3901-92-101257, filed against your action in classifying certain copper silver alloy plates from Germany. The entry was liquidated on August 18, 1992, and this protest timely filed on September 9, 1992. FACTS: The merchandise is invoiced variously as "silver bearing copper plates" and as "die casting machine parts." In fact, it is cold rolled, saw cut copper alloy plates. These plates come in various rectangular shapes, typically 150 inches long x 36 inches wide x 2 1/8 inches thick or 101 1/2 inches long x 28 3/8 inches…
950313 · 1991-12-10 — Protest #1601-0-000270; nickel silver circular discs; 7403.23.00; 7419; EN 74.09; EN 74.19; Chapter 74, Note 1(g); Chapter 74, Subheading Note 1(c); Section XV, additional U.S. Note 2; GRI 2(a); Avins Industrial Products Co. v. United States; HQ 086844; Detroit Zoological Society v. U.S.; Tropicana Products, Inc. v. U.S.; 19 U.S.C. 1501, 1504(a)(b); 19 CFR 159.9 through 159.12
This is our response regarding Protest No. 1601-0-000270, dated September 27, 1990, which pertains to the classification of nickel silver circular discs under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) and the liquidation of entry, number XX XXXXXXXX, which the protestant claims was not liquidated or extended in a timely manner. FACTS: The articles in question are flat, circular discs which have been stamped (or blanked) from rolled sheets of copper-nickel- zinc base alloys. The imported discs consist of 65% copper, 18% nickel and 17% zinc. After importation, they will be…
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