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Do you
Repurchase coins that you have sold?
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Do you purchase
certified coins only or will you also purchase raw coin as well?
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How should I
ship coins to dmpdollar for an offer to purchase?
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Can you ship to a different address from my
billing address?
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What are your shipping charges?
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How do I inquire about an order I placed?
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What is my coin worth?
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I found a two headed quarter (dime, nickel,
penny etc) and I heard it is worth millions. Is this true?
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I have a coin that is an error. It is missing
part of the features, or one side is silver and the other golden or copper
colored, or it appears to be clipped off or double struck etc. Is it
worth anything?
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Can you tell me about
coins that have mint errors?"
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I heard that the North Carolina (or any other
state) quarters are being recalled due to a printing error and that they
will be very valuable. Is this true?
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Can you tell me about
the rare 1943 penny?
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I do not live in the United States. Can you
ship to my country?
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I tried to
make an offer but the system says
my Shopping Cart is Empty. What do I do?
Do you Repurchase coins
that you have sold?
Absolutely. We can not guaranty at what price we
would purchase a coin, but if we sold it, we would likely want to buy it back.
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Do you purchase certified coins only or will you also purchase raw coin as well?
We do specialize in High Grade DMPL dollars and
others Rare Certified coins. We certainly would like to purchase these, but no
will be happy to purchase your uncertified coins."" you have only a few coin or
an entire collection, we will make an offer to purchase all of it.
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How should I ship coins to dmpdollar for an offer to purchase?
Securely package all coins and ship by registered
and insured mail to:
Don
Rinkor Rare Coins
2600
Mendocino Avenue Suite C
Santa
Rosa, CA 95703
We would
also suggest you email us to let us know what items you are shipping and if you
have any specific requests.
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Can you ship to an address other than my billing address?
Basically, no. We will waive this policy for customers who
have done frequent business with us but due to the propensity for credit card
fraud and the quick liquidity of coins and precious metals, we will not ship
orders from new customers to any address other than the billing address of the
credit card holder. No exceptions!
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What are your shipping charges?
Shipping charges
are computed as follows:
Order value up to
$50: $5.95.
Order value from
$50.01 to $100: $6.95.
Order value above
$100: an additional $1 per $100 in value.
Our maximum
shipping charge is $16.95.
Shipping charges
are added when you complete the check out process. Most orders are shipped via
insured, priority mail with delivery confirmation. Upon occasion, we
will ship UPS. Shipping fees are non-refundable.
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How do I inquire about an order I placed?
If you have any questions or concerns about an order, please
email us and be sure to
indicate the order number in question, the date you placed the order and your
full name. We cannot look up your order with only an email address.
Also please note that we ship all orders via insured mail.
We are not responsible for lost or damaged packages. If your package is lost,
then we will send you the proper forms and documentation to file a claim.
If your package and any of its contents are damaged and your
order's entire value is $50 or less, then please contact us as indicated
above. If the value of the entire order is more than $50, then you must file
an insurance claim with the post office. Instructions for filing a claim can
be found at the USPS Website.
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What is my coin worth?
The number one question we get asked is "How much is my
coin worth?" There is no simple answer. The value of any given coin depends
on its date, mint mark, condition and rarity. We cannot (and will not)
tell you the value of your coins without actually seeing them and determining
these elements. Please do not email us asking us to do so. Your best bet is to
take them to a local dealer for evaluation.
Click
Here for more information on your coins value.
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I found a two headed quarter (dime, nickel, penny etc) and I heard it is
worth millions. Is this true?
These coins were often made as magician's coins or novelty
items and have no numismatic value at all. There have been a few certified cases
of double headed or tailed coins but these are far and few between. The odds are
your coin is worthless. However, feel free to take your coin to a local dealer
to examine.
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I have a coin that is an error. It is missing part of the features, or one
side is silver and the other golden or copper colored, or it appears to be
clipped off or double struck etc. Is it worth anything?
It could well be. There are people who collect error coins.
We do not deal in error coins though and do not keep abreast of what is out
there or what they are worth. Click
here for some possible help:
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Can you tell me about coins that have mint errors?
There's been lots of news lately about coins that were minted improperly by the
U.S. Mint. Claims are that they're worth $100,000 and more. Don't believe all
the hype. If you have a coin that's unusual, you can click
here for more information.
We're often asked about "Two Headed Quarters" etc. You'll find
that these are not valuable coins and worthless to serious collectors. They were
made as magician's coins and available in toy stores.
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I heard that the North Carolina (or any other state) quarters are being
recalled due to a printing error and that they will be very valuable. Is this
true?
NO! These are urban myths and anyone who tells you otherwise
is either misinformed or playing with you.
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Can you tell me about the rare 1943 penny?
During World War II copper was scarce and all pennies in 1943 were minted in
steel. Almost a billion were minted that year so they are not considered rare.
However, a few were minted in copper and those are the expensive ones you hear
about. If you take a magnet and it picks up your 1943 penny, then it's not rare.
If you take it to a local coin shop they might give you up to $1.50 for one in
mint condition MS63. Sorry, but we don't deal in common small change like this
at Dmpldollar.com.
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I do not live in the United States. Can you ship to my country?
This is difficult to answer. Every country has its own import
restrictions and the export restrictions to other countries by the United States
will vary. Even if we can ship to your country, there may be huge importation
fees which you may have to pay in order to get your package. You should check
your country's importation laws for specific prohibitions and/or customs fees.
To see what the United States Post Office does not allow us to
export to your country, go to the
USPS
website and select your country, then press the continue button. Scroll to
the bottom of the screen and select the two items labeled Prohibitions
and Restrictions.
If you do order from us, you are entirely responsible for
ensuring your country allows you to import any items you may order and also for
ensuring that the United States allows us to export such items to you. If your
package is lost, stolen or seized by customs, you assume all responsibility. We
cannot insure international orders.
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I tried to
make an offer but the system says my Shopping Cart is Empty.
What do I do?
We have seen this occur when your PC's memory is used up by
other applications. To resolve the problem, either shut down any other
applications you may be running and/or reboot your PC. Also be sure that
JavaScript is enabled in your browser. Our shopping cart uses JavaScript and
will not work without it. If this does not resolve your problem and you are a US
customer, you can email us your order
and we will send you an e-invoice which you can then pay online.
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