Prices?
ALL PRICES ARE IN US DOLLARS. We buy and sell worldwide and find it necessary to price this way. Prices will be converted to Canadian Dollars on request based on spot exchange rates at time of invoice which saves us both a little money. If paying in Canadian funds please pay with a check or money order.
To convert from US to Canadian please use this handy tool -
XE.com Personal Currency Assistant
What type of payments do you accept?
May be made by :
All major Credit Cards via PayPal. We use PayPal to process our credit card payments. Upon checkout please use the PayPal buttons which will take you to a page where you can securely enter your credit card info without being a PayPal member.
Standard PayPal payments
Personal check in US or Canadian Funds
Money Order in US or Canadian Funds (US see note below)
Special note: please do note use the US Green Postal money order as they are not cashable here in Canada. The Post office has a Pink international one, which is fine.
Buyers outside Canada and US please pay via PayPal or Cash (sent securely at your own risk) in US Funds.
If paying by check or Money Order please make payable to B & L Prairie Coin. Once you have printed the invoice page please push the "Pay Via PayPal" button to complete the order even if not using PayPal.
Taxes?
Canadian Residents please include 5% GST on orders. NFLD, NB, NS please add 13% HST instead of GST. For a limited time we will pay the tax for you on all orders through this site. All you need to pay for is your items and the S/H. (*does not apply to wholesale orders)
Why are pictures samples not actual pictures?
We use sample pictures on many items due to the volume of items we have and sell on a daily basis.
Where do your All Different Stamp Collection / Packets come from?
We purchase from the part time packet maker to large wholesalers and are always looking for the best quality and prices we can find for you.
Will my All Different Stamp Collection / Packets contain duplicates?
Your selections should not have any duplicates. Sometimes when they are made up two stamps may stick together and be viewed as an extra.
