A new discovery on Ebay

TwoSides2aCoin

I just found out, by listing (attempting to list) a coin, that you cannot list any numismatic items over $2500 in a BIN, unless it's graded by NGC, or PCGS.

Just FYI. That's news to me.

BStrauss3

It's been in eBay's TOS for many many years...

TwoSides2aCoin

@BStrauss3 said:
It's been in eBay's TOS for many many years...

The problem with widgets for the past 18 years.

Connecticoin

Crap, I better get my Stellas graded

derryb

You can however list a lot of 2 or more raw coins for over $2500.

Apollo3

I look at Great Sourthen's listings more carefully, lol!

toyz4geo

@derryb said:
You can however list a lot of 2 or more raw coins for over $2500.

So you just throw in a new shiny 2019 Lincoln cent and...Voila

JimW

Such smart people on this forum!

OPA

@TwoSides2aCoin said:
I just found out, by listing (attempting to list) a coin, that you cannot list any numismatic items over $2500 in a BIN, unless it's graded by NGC, or PCGS.

Just FYI. That's news to me.

I believe that ICG & ANACS are included.

You can always start your auction at $2,499

cameonut2011

@OPA said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:
I just found out, by listing (attempting to list) a coin, that you cannot list any numismatic items over $2500 in a BIN, unless it's graded by NGC, or PCGS.

Just FYI. That's news to me.

I believe that ICG & ANACS are included.

You can always start your auction at $2,499

Or do what I see a lot of sellers do - list all the junk slabs as NGC or other accepted grading service and clarify in the listing details. Show the junk slab clearly in the photos.

ricko

It seems no matter what rules are made... the devious minds will find a way to circumvent them.... ....Cheers, RickO

davewesen

I got a message from eBay today providing me with a limited Early Seller Update., I hit the link and....

I get the we looked everywhere page.