Currency, Coins, Cash Equivalents, and Gift Cards

All listings and products must comply with all laws and regulations.

Items considered exonumia, including but not limited to medals, medallions, challenge coins, and commemorative coins not primarily made of a precious metal are exempt from this policy.

You are required to obtain approval from Amazon before listing in the Collectible Coins category. For more information, see this seller Help page: Collectible Coins.

Examples of Permitted Listings

• Collectible Coins
• Monetised Bullion: Coins or other forms of money manufactured of gold, silver, or other precious metal and used now or hereafter used as a medium of exchange under the laws of a nation.

Examples of Prohibited Listings

The following are never permitted for sale on Amazon.com.au:

• Items considered legal tender that have been altered outside of numismatic preservation. This includes holograms, overlays, cladding, plating, or colorizing
• Paper money, including uncut sheets, bank notes, money orders, bricks, and certificates
• Imitation and prop money that is not conspicuously marked "Copy" including:
  • Coins
  • Token
  • Paper money
  • Commemorative medals
• Rounds made primarily of precious metal
• "Unsearched" bags, rolls, tubes, jars, or hoards where the buyers cannot identify clearly the items they will receive
• Counterfeit coins and paper money such as bank notes, bonds, money orders, silver certificates, and gold certificates
• Stocks and securities
• Equipment designed to create counterfeit items
• Cash or cash equivalent instruments, including money orders, traveler's checks, stored value products like retail or open loop gift cards or electronic stored-value redemption codes (except for retail gift cards listed by pre-approved sellers)
• Gift Cards
• Non-monetised bullion (precious metal which has been smelted or refined and has a value dependent primarily upon its precious metal content and not upon its form)
• Government assistance benefits.

Additional Useful Information

• Royal Australian Mint