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Anyone purchased from MA Shops


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I’ve not purchased anything but, having looked in the past, it seems to be a site that other coin businesses advertise on.

Not sure about the .co.uk suffix though. I think it was a .com American site.

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Own it and Love it.

(With thanks to 9x883 for the suggestion)

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Same as above few comments, I've brought a few items from there and always been hassle free.

From what I know the sellers have to adhere to strict standards on that platform.

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It's a market place for dealers.  If I'm not mistaken, dealers are vetted before being allowed to sell on there.  It's been many years since I've bought from there but I never had any issues when I did.  

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As stated above - MA-shops just run the site, the purchase will be from a coin dealer identified when you click on a coin. Most dealers I ever saw on that site are well-known and reputable, including e.g. SVCollector whom we know from here on TSF.

What is then important is to check the country of the dealer of your chosen coin to make sure you are aware of potential customs impact of the delivery. While most are from the EU, there are also a few from the UK or the US.

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