1. All items in auction's catalogue of GINZA COINS COMPANY(hereinafter referred to
as the Auctioneer)are genuine (unless otherwise noted).Their grade of preservation is a
reflection of our own opinion. On the other hand, we have established a reputation of being
fair within the current grading standards. However, this guarantee does not apply If
the opinion(s) of generally accepted scholar(s) and expert(s) at the date of sale,
or the catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions.
Also, we don't take responsibility for coins of slab, such as PCGS and NGC.
We regard the evaluation after submitting a successful bid product to PCGS,NGC
and so on as a difference of opinion with us. We will not accept any objections
related to it.(In case of fakes, we will accept objections.)
2. Registering and bidding in this auction sale constitute acceptance by the bidder of all the
foregoing terms and conditions. Unknown or new bidders may be requested to identify
themselves before the auction and provide financial references. The Auctioneer has the
discretion to demand a security for a bid of them.
The Auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to refuse any mail-bid, registration, or
attendance at the auction of any person without giving any reason.
3. The price indicated for each lot is only an estimation of the market value based on the
professional opinion − which should help you to establish your bids. The starting price at
the auction will be approximately 80% of the estimate given in the catalogue or just over
the second highest price of the mail-bid. The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to vary the
starting price and the increment as he sees fit.
4. The Buyer of any lot will be the highest bidder. In the event of any dispute, the Auctioneer
shall have absolute discretion to settle the dispute as he thinks best. Any concerned parties
participating in this auction should accept to his decision.
5. The Buyer shall pay the Auctioneer a premium of 10% on the Hammer Price and VAT 8%
to the Buyer s premium.The payment must be in Japanese yen. Full settlement will be
expected within 14 days from the date of the sale. (unless credit terms have been arranged)
　All lots must be paid for in full prior to delivery without exception.
6. If a buyer fails to pay any lots within the term of payment, the Auctioneer shall charge
interest at the going bank rate on the total purchase price.
If any default of payment was found, the Auctioneer shall cancel the purchase of the lot
and shall not deal with the Buyer.The Buyer shall compensate the Auctioneer for any
and all loss and damage reasonably incurred or sustained by the Auctioneer due
to the aforesaid cancellation.
7. All floor sales are final. Although any lot may be examined before bidding, no lots can be
returned for any reason by mail or floor buyers(including those acting as agents for others).
Any claims due to an error in the specification of the catalogue must be made in writing
within 14 days from the date of sale.
※All Chinese Lots(No.634-692) No Returns.
8. Payment to the seller is completed after payment from the successful bidder. Therefore,
after thirty days have passed since the auction date, no objections, allegations will be
accepted for any reason.
9. If any lot has to be shipped, the Buyer shall also be responsible for the insurance charge
and the postage. If payment incurred from abroad, such as customs duties, taxes, any bank
and collection charges, the Buyer shall be liable for them in full.
10. All the sale, matters, terms and conditions in the sale connected therewith shall be
governed and construed in accordance with the law of Japan. Anything in this Agreement
to the contrary notwithstanding, shall be construed in accordance with the law of Japan.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MAIL BIDDERS

1. Each person sending bids by mail or by fax is given a bidder number.
2. Numbers are assigned in the order that they are received.
3. Each bid is entered into the Auction House's master bid book.
4. The opening bid on each lot is established the following way : The Auction
House adds 5 — 10 % to the second highest mail or fax bid. For example, if
the highest bid is ￥100,000 and the next highest bid is ￥50,000, the Auction
House adds 10% to the ￥50,000 bid — thus the starting price is ￥55,000. If
there are no floor bids from people actually at the sale, then the lot is sold
for ￥55,000 to the person who bid ￥100,000. If floor bidding starts, the
House will represent your bid up to your limit. If bidding stops, you will win
that lot at the bid.
The House will attempt to purchase each lot as inexpensively as possible;
therefore you will not necessarily have to pay the full amount of your bid.
5. Before entering your bids, please read “ terms and conditions of
sale” carefully. Your oral or written submission of bids for the sale
constitutes your acceptance of “terms and conditions of sale” .
6. It is important to mail your bid sheet as early as possible. In the event of
duplicate bids, preference is given to the bid received first. Also you must
allow time for the bids to be received and entered.
7. Make sure that your bid sheet is clearly understandable. Please check it
thoroughly before you mail it. The bidder is responsible for any errors,
whether there are lot numbers or the amount that you wish to bid. Please
pay attention.
8. All successful bidders will be notified by Ginza Coins Co. and full settlement
will be expected in Japanese currency within 14 days from the date of the
sale.
9. Please fill out your bid sheet in ink and fill in your telephone number or fax
number as well. If you make a mistake, cross it out and rewrite it.
10. If you need further information, please feel free to contact us. We appreciate
your patronage and look forward to serving you again.

DEADLINE　FOR　ACCEPTING　MAIL　BIDS：NOVEMBER　１st, 2018
BY　FAX　BIDS　TILL　4 p.m.　0F　THE　SAME　DAY.