Privacy

Dan's Coins & Collectibles · Last updated 13 August 2026

This is a small shop run by one person. This page says what the site collects, why it is kept, and what is never done with it. It is written plainly rather than legally, because it is meant to be read.

If you send an enquiry about a coin

The contact form on a listing asks for your name, your email address and your message. Those three things are stored so the enquiry can be answered, and they are emailed to the shop owner so he sees it. That is the whole purpose, and they are not used for anything else.

If you just look around

Browsing the shop does not require an account and does not ask you for anything. No advertising or tracking services are embedded in this site, and nothing you look at is shared with anyone.

Cookies

One, and only for the shop owner. Signing in to the private side of this site sets a single cookie so the browser stays signed in. There are no advertising or analytics cookies. Customers browsing the shop are not given a cookie at all.

Where things are kept

• The website and its database are hosted by Vercel.
• Photographs of coins are stored in Vercel's file storage.
• Email — sign-in links and enquiry notifications — is sent through Resend.
• Coin photographs are sent to Google's Gemini service to be identified, which is how a coin's details are filled in from a picture.
• When the shop lists on eBay, coin details and photographs are sent to eBay to create the listing, and order details come back so stock stays correct. Only what a listing needs is sent.

What is never done

• Your details are not sold, rented or traded.
• They are not used to advertise to you.
• They are not passed to anyone beyond the services listed above.

How long things are kept

An enquiry is kept while it is useful — for a record of what was asked and answered about a coin. Ask for yours to be deleted and it will be.

Asking for a copy, or for deletion

Email the shop and say what you would like. You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be removed.