LP OS MUTANTES A Divina Comedia.. 1970 First Pressi Mono Brazil Psychedelic HEAR
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Nov 10, 2025 Sold Date
Nov 3, 2025 Start Date
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LP OS MUTANTES A Divina Comedia.. 1970 First Pressing Brazil Psychedelic HEAR
Details:
Artist: OS MUTANTES Album: A Divina Comédia Ou Ando Meio Desligado Label: Polydor  Catalog #: LPNG 44.048 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Brazil  Released: 1970
💿 Grading (Goldmine Standard)
Cover: VG+ Vinyl: Very Good

                                                                        🚨 ATTENTION U.S. BUYERS 🚨

  Please disregard eBay’s automatic import fee notice shown at the top of this page.

🎶 Vinyl Records remain tax-free — they are not affected by Trump tariffs or the new “de minimis” change.

This protection exists under 50 USC 1702(b), which ensures that informational materials — including music, art, publications, and other media — cannot be restricted or taxed under U.S. trade sanctions or tariff laws.




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🎶 Records & Media Are Tariff-Exempt! 🎶

📀 Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and other recorded media are exempt from tariffs under U.S. presidential executive order.

📦 Starting August 29, 2025, most goods under $800 lose the “de minimis” tariff exemption.
🇺🇸 BUT — this does not apply to music media (protected as “informational materials” under 50 USC 1702(b)(3)).

✅ On August 28, 2025, U.S. Customs confirmed in its official FAQ that duty-free de minimis treatment remains available for goods like records, CDs, and tapes.

👉 Simply put: Music & informational media have always been tariff-exempt — and they still are.
Collectors & sellers should not be charged additional customs fees for these items. 🎶


GOOGLE SEARCH RESULIS FOR 🇺🇸 50 U.S.C. § 1702(b) Informational Media Exceptions 📦🎶

Under 50 U.S.C. § 1702(b) of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), there are key exceptions that allow for the free flow of "informational materials" — even when sanctions are in place. 📜💼

👉 These rules protect the import/export of many media items from government restrictions — ensuring open access to information.

🔍 Overview: What’s Covered Under the Law 📚

📌 The core exemption is in § 1702(b)(3) — it applies to any informational media, whether sold or shared freely. 💵❌

✅ Covered items include:

📖 Publications

🎬 Films

🖼️ Posters

🎵 Phonograph Records (Vinyl)

📸 Photographs

📽️ Microfilms & Microfiche

📼 Tapes

💿 Compact Disks (CDs)

💻 CD-ROMs

🎨 Artworks

📰 News wire feeds


💼 How It Relates to Sanctions

Even during national emergencies, this law ensures the free movement of media products like records, CDs, and books. 🎶📦

📉 Presidents CANNOT:

🚫 Impose sanctions

🚫 Apply tariffs

🚫 Enforce trade bans

...on these qualifying informational items.

🧠 Example: Vinyl records and CDs have been exempted from tariffs in the past thanks to this exception — they’re recognized as protected informational media. 🎧🇺🇸

✅ TL;DR for Buyers & Sellers

If you’re buying or selling items like vinyls, CDs, films, or books — you're dealing in protected media under U.S. law 📦🇺🇸🎶. That means fewer trade restrictions, even during tense global conditions.


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