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Our Seashells are graded as follows (our guide):
GEM: Shells without blemish or flaws, shells that are adult and of average size and live taken.
F+++: Shells with minor blemish or flaw that in no way detracts from the beauty of the specimen.
F++: Shells with noticeable blemishes which do not detract from the beauty of the specimen, shells are adult and average size.
F+: Shells with growth lines and nacre blemishes. These shells display well and represent good value for the species.
FINE: Shells with chip, juvenile or fresh dead.
IMPORTANT: Any shells we feel falls between the above categories will have further description.
Postage/Shipping/Mailing Information:
You are bidding/buying an item from the Philippines.
We ship by Philippine Post Regular Small Packet Mail (up to 2 kilograms) and Philippine Post Air Parcel (above 2 kilograms and up to 30 kilograms). Please take note of the following shipping time;
USA, Canada takes 2 to 3 weeks
France takes 3 to 4 weeks
Italy takes 3 to 5 weeks
All other European Countries takes 2 to 3 weeks
Asian Countries takes 1 to 2 weeks
Australia takes 2 to 3 weeks
We combine shipping costs (auction and store items may be combined together). Postage is re-calculated based on the total items weight. Please wait for my final invoice for multiple items purchase. We do not charge handling or packaging fees.
Shipment within 2 days after receipt of payment. We ship Mondays thru Fridays only.
EMS (Express Mail Service), 5 to 7 days shipping time, is available upon request.
Payment Terms:
We accept PAYPAL payments only.
Payment is expected within 7 days. Please inform us if you would like an extension.
Returns Policy:
Customer Satisfaction is our commitment. We accept returns, merchandise credit, and exchange. A full refund will be issued immediately upon receipt of the returned item.
Thank You.
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Tonyshells Philippines Survived Typhoon Ondoy!
On September 26, 2009, Typhoon Ondoy brought a month's worth of rainfall to Metro Manila and nearby areas in just a few hours, causing severe flooding which resulted in the loss of many lives and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people.
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