Published at 9th Jul 2014
Modified at 13th Mar 2018
Coin sheriff
Numismatic Sheriff program, in a nutshell you can request an audit on any item if you are uncertain about the accuracy of the item description or pictures.
The Numismatic Sheriff is a qualified coin dealer who will review and audit the item and leave a publicly available report on the item page. We hope to maintain a quick turnaround time, but it may take up to 48 hours for the audit to be written, therefore we recommend you request an audit early in an auctions` cycle and add the item to your Item Watch list to keep an eye on the audit status.
In even more exciting news, we are rolling out the Sheriff program across our entire network, giving you an extremely consistent experience and tool set on all our sites!
Look out for “Audit Information” on the right hand side of all auction pages.
If you have any queries about the Sheriff program feel free to open a Support Ticket.
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