Right address for Gold Chain authentication

[coinhoard]

Hello , 

 Quick question is this the correct address for Gold chain authentication ? Don't want it to be delivered to the wrong address .

 Thank you

 

[12345jamesstamps · Accepted solution]

Gemological Institute of America....

[slippinjimmy]

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@coinhoard wrote:

Hello , 

 Quick question is this the correct address for Gold chain authentication ? Don't want it to be delivered to the wrong address .

 Thank you

 

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If that is the address that eBay gave you then it's correct.

As @12345jamesstamps mentioned it's the address for GIA who do the authentication.

[12345jamesstamps]

You could call that telephone number as well....

[coinhoard]

Hello, 

  I tried to it says not in service .

It's 917-387-7468?

[buyselljack2016]

area code 917 is NYC.

Should it be associated with California ??

[12345jamesstamps]

Ouch!  Well, wow...

[coinhoard]

Right NY , thats what i got , I hate not being able to speak to someone in person , esp before I ship an expensive item out.

[lyric89]

I got the same buyer! And I’m hesitant to ship it. Did it work out for you? Is it legit? Please let me know 🙏🏼

[a_c_green]

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@lyric89 wrote:

I got the same buyer! And I’m hesitant to ship it. Did it work out for you? Is it legit? Please let me know

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When you sell an item requiring authentication, the Ship-To: address you see will be that of the authenticators, not the buyer. In this case, if you Google that address, it will bring up the GIA facility address for authenticating jewelry. That "evtn" number in the address, plus the name on the first line, identify the buyer so that when the item passes authentication, they will then pull up his address from their system and ship it directly to him.

[kh-jean]

Hi everyone,



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