>Alternatively a lot of European countries used to have specific taxes on the manufacture of playing cards and the decks were often sealed, the seal identifying the manufacturer therefore acting as an indication that the tax had been paid (a similar tax was in place here in the UK until the start of the 60’s). My best guess is that it’s an archaic throwback to something like that and it’s simply never been repealed, although obviously it’s a far less glamorous explanation than a card-based drug conspiracy
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Det er taget fra[ USPS guidelines](https://pe.usps.com/text/Imm/ce_021.htm#ep6219898)
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>Alternatively a lot of European countries used to have specific taxes on the manufacture of playing cards and the decks were often sealed, the seal identifying the manufacturer therefore acting as an indication that the tax had been paid (a similar tax was in place here in the UK until the start of the 60’s). My best guess is that it’s an archaic throwback to something like that and it’s simply never been repealed, although obviously it’s a far less glamorous explanation than a card-based drug conspiracy
[Source](https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/900757/shipping-loose-playing-cards-germany-prohibited)
Mælkepulver kunne jo indeholde bla. tuberkulosebakterier for hundrede år siden.
Selv airsoft guns er sgu på listen.
Mælkepulver kunne være ift. MME – Der er i forvejen en del restriktioner på at sende det ud af landet.
Human remains.. I call bullshit. Both of my parents cremains were sent to me in the postal service.