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BBB Accreditation & Rating
About This Business
BBB Accredited Since: 7/13/2021
Years in Business: 34
Business Details
- BBB File Opened:
- 6/25/2021
- Business Started:
- 1/3/1991
- Business Incorporated:
- 2/14/1992
- Type of Entity:
- Corporation
- Business Management:
- Mr. Marc Jay Crane, CEO
Additional Contact Information
- Principal Contacts
- Mr. Marc Jay Crane, CEO
- Customer Contacts
- Mr. Marc Jay Crane, CEO
- Additional Phone Numbers
- Other Phone: (714) 599-2081
- Additional Email Addresses
- Sales: Email this Business
- Technical Support: Email this Business
- Customer Service: Email this Business
Additional Information
- Payment methods
Coins in trade, personal checks, bank wire transfers, bank checks, Zelle, cash.
- Refund and Exchange Policy
- We do offer a 5 day return policy for non-bullion (bullion defined below) products after courier proof of delivery to you or your agent. If you plan to return your purchase we require a phone call.
Common date coin(s) – Generics – may be exchanged with 5 days of receipt for the same type but not always the same date if you are unhappy with your generic purchase for any reason. In this swap, the grade of your new coin remains the same however your new coin is different. If you are still not satisfied you will be issued a full refund upon the return of your purchase.
Rare coin purchases. If, within 5 days after delivery, you are unhappy with a rare coin purchase an exchange may not be possible as rare coins tend to be more unique by nature. If this is the case you have the option of a full credit towards any other new coin purchase or you may have a full refund.
After 5 days exchanges are always welcome, if possible; however, if this is not possible and/or you want to return your item for a refund at a later time we will offer to purchase your coin(s) from you at our current bid/buy back.
Sales of Bullion Products at Marc One are final and non-refundable: Marc One will make market offers to buy all bullion or bullion related products based on the spot metal price at the time of return if you wish to return your purchase. It is disclaimed: this could result in a loss for you even if the market has gone up.
Bullion products to Marc One are sold as non-numismatic and include: A variety and modern American Eagles (post 1986), all types of Canadian Maples, South African K-Rand’s, Jewelry Grade or problem U.S. Gold (Pre 1933) and all other World gold, platinum, palladium or silver products, etc., with a value range less than melt to melt plus 15%. - Business Categories
- Coin Dealers, Bullion Coin Dealers
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