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Your Privacy
When you order electronically through QCC, your payment is processed by the
Yahoo payment processing system. See our Privacy Policy for more
information. If you prefer you can order by phone. Contact us at our toll free
number (877) 231-4751
When you order electronically through QCC, your payment is processed by the
Yahoo payment processing system. See our Privacy Policy for more
information. If you prefer you can order by phone. Contact us at our toll free
number (877) 231-4751
Our standards
Our description of raw coins is based on our opinion only. This is a subjective
process and grades vary for the same coin even among the experts at the
professional coin certification companies. We provide a photo so that our
customers can decide the quality of the coins for themselves. We also provide a
return policy that allows our customers to return our products if they are not
satisfied.
When we assign a grade we use the 1-70 Grading Scale that is the standard of
the American Numismatic Association. An excellent description of this scale
can be found in the "Official Guide to Coin Grading and Counterfeit Detection",
copyright 2004, Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS).
Here is the 1-70 grading scale in a nutshell: Grading Scales
Our description of raw coins is based on our opinion only. This is a subjective
process and grades vary for the same coin even among the experts at the
professional coin certification companies. We provide a photo so that our
customers can decide the quality of the coins for themselves. We also provide a
return policy that allows our customers to return our products if they are not
satisfied.
When we assign a grade we use the 1-70 Grading Scale that is the standard of
the American Numismatic Association. An excellent description of this scale
can be found in the "Official Guide to Coin Grading and Counterfeit Detection",
copyright 2004, Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS).
Here is the 1-70 grading scale in a nutshell: Grading Scales
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