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Yes, there hardly ever is a problem. OTH "if" the package is opened and inspected I'd bet it would be confiscated at the very least without the proper export and import papers. That is the difference...

Yes, I am sure people just ship it declared as a vintage razor. Chances are it will never be inspected and if it is it may not be recognized as ivory anyway. To do it legally may be another matter...

You are welcome. I don't think it is an easy straight forward answer to the question.

When I asked about that issue here I was told that the seller needs the appropriate papers to export it under...

I'd read up a bit https://www.fws.gov/international/travel-and-trade/ivory-ban-questions-and-answers.html .

Bob