Fact-Checking Policy
Accuracy is essential to our work at US Tech Time, especially in a niche subject like rare coins and collectible currency. Our fact-checking policy ensures that every article published is based on credible information and is thoroughly verified before reaching our readers.
Commitment to Accuracy
Our writers and editors follow a strict fact-checking protocol. All information, especially regarding coin values, minting history, and rarity, is verified using:
- Official mint data
- Historical records
- Established coin reference guides
- Market observations
We avoid speculation unless clearly stated as such and provide as much contextual accuracy as possible.
Source Verification
We ensure our sources are:
- Reliable: Referenced from coin guides, auction records, and historical documentation.
- Transparent: Cited or explained when factual claims are made.
- Up-to-Date: Reflecting the most recent information about rare coin markets and conditions.
While we do not publish our sources on the site, we internally document and validate all data before publishing.
Review Process
Before any article goes live:
- Writers submit researched content.
- Editors cross-verify claims and double-check figures or coin details.
- A final review ensures clarity and correctness.
Articles undergo updates if new or better data becomes available. We prioritize content corrections to maintain trust.
Reporting Inaccuracies
We welcome reader involvement. If you believe a fact on our site is incorrect or outdated, please reach out to [email protected]. We commit to reviewing and correcting the issue promptly.
Our readers deserve content they can rely on. With our fact-checking policy, we aim to uphold that trust at every step.