ebay listings pulled?advise needed

mojoman

My listings was pulled because it said "UNC type b" in the heading TITLE
now if I read the listing policy correct it says
"- There isn't a numeric grade in the listing's title. (A grade can be included in the item description though.)
- No grading company or price guide is mentioned in the title or description.
- No dollar value is included in the title or description (even if it's just a personal opinion)."

My question is the type b a numeric grade? or FS-901 is this a grade? was I in the wrong?any help is appreciated,thanks in advance ,MoJo



THE PULLED LISTINGS

1963 UNC RARE TYPE B REVERSE WASHINGTON QUARTER
PROOF REVERSE CONECA-FS--901


1957 UNC RARE TYPE B REVERSE WASHINGTON QUARTER
PROOF REVERSE CONECA-FS--901

1958 UNC RARE TYPE B REVERSE WASHINGTON QUARTER*TONED*
*PROOF REVERSE CONECA-FS--901*


Dear the_northern_trading_company

You recently listed the following Fixed Price listing:

300293316908 - 1958 UNC RARE TYPE B REVERSE WASHINGTON QUARTER*TONED*


Unfortunately, we had to remove your listing because the following information violates our policy:

Coins are ungraded and listings show an image with dollar values.



We notified members who placed bids on the item that the listing has been canceled.

A seller can list a coin as "certified" only if it's been certified by an eBay-authorized grading company. Uncertified or "raw" coins can be listed, as long as:

- There isn't a numeric grade in the listing's title. (A grade can be included in the item description though.)
- No grading company or price guide is mentioned in the title or description.
- No dollar value is included in the title or description (even if it's just a personal opinion).

sinin1

in the description did you say what they sell for or are worth XXX?

derryb

Rule they quoted:
"Coins are ungraded and listings show an image with dollar values."

My advice: don't violate that rule.

mojoman

<< <i>in the description did you say what they sell for or are worth XXX? >>



nOt in the ad title, in the description all that was mentioned was that it was UNC MS64/65 WHICH UNDER THERE RULES IS ALLOWED .that is why I dont get it lol, I will call them in the am to get a better understanding of the problem, I think because it said type b in the title?which I guess is a grade,but they stated a numeric grade?I will find out an post the answer later. thanks for the input ,MoJo

TavernTreasures

Dont sell on that ripoff outfit Ebay---end of problem.

Connecticoin

Bayard1908

I'll bet somebody thinks 901 is a numeric grade.

pheh

Was this your listing?

http://cgi.ebay.com/1963-UNC-RARE-TYPE-B-REVERSE-WASHINGTON-QUARTER_W0QQitemZ300292447361QQihZ020QQcategoryZ39462QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

As someone already pointed out. You cannot assign a value to a coin which isn't slabbed by one of the sanctioned grading companies. Period.

IrishMike

It sounds like they haven't a clue, which is par for the course. Drop the coneca and number in the title and retry.

Rampage

<< <i>Rule they quoted:
"Coins are ungraded and listings show an image with dollar values." >>



Sorry to hear they pulled your auctions. Actually, I think you did violate one of their rules. The above quoted rule which they removed your auction for states that you cannot have an image within the listing that shows values of the coin. After searching your recently closed auctions, you do show an image from the Cherrypickers Guide which shows the picture of the variety and the "value" of the variety in said grades.

I think that is the reason eBay pulled your auction.

Additionally, not that it really matters, but did you have permission to post an image of that page? If not, I think that is copyright violation. Someone can correct me if I am wrong.
Here is the auction that I found:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1957-UNC-RARE-TYPE-B-REVERSE-WASHINGTON-QUARTER_W0QQitemZ300292448316QQihZ020QQcategoryZ39462QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

garsmith

Maybe they think UNC is a TPG?

OPA

If it was me ... either get the coins graded or change the wording from "Proof reverse" to Proof reverse dies & leave out the Coneca reference FS 901. Also, the price guide listed can only be used on certified coins.

Rampage

<< <i>I'll bet somebody thinks 901 is a numeric grade. >>



At first, I was going to say that I bet someone thought CONECA was a grading service. But, maybe they think 901 is a grade, too. ha ha ha...

OPA

<< <i>Dont sell on that ripoff outfit Ebay---end of problem. >>



Yup ... another "helpful answer" from an eBay basher .... The OP is asking for help so that he can avoid future issues with eBay. He does not need your "one liner."

pheh

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<< <i>I'll bet somebody thinks 901 is a numeric grade. >>



At first, I was going to say that I bet someone thought CONECA was a grading service. But, maybe they think 901 is a grade, too. ha ha ha... >>



I think they know exactly why they pulled the auction and they told him exactly what he did wrong. And it has nothing to do with a Coneca attribution:

<<Unfortunately, we had to remove your listing because the following information violates our policy:

Coins are ungraded and listings show an image with dollar values.>>

joeyuk

Yes 20/20 hindsight. Crop the dollar value in the Cherrypickers pic and you should be fine.

Russ

Yep, they were pulled because of the image showing values. There's no way a T&S drone found that on his own, which means some petty little rat fink reported the auctions.

Russ, NCNE

Rampage

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<< <i>I'll bet somebody thinks 901 is a numeric grade. >>



At first, I was going to say that I bet someone thought CONECA was a grading service. But, maybe they think 901 is a grade, too. ha ha ha... >>



I think they know exactly why they pulled the auction and they told him exactly what he did wrong. And it has nothing to do with a Coneca attribution:

<<Unfortunately, we had to remove your listing because the following information violates our policy:

Coins are ungraded and listings show an image with dollar values.>> >>



Correct, this is exactly what I said in my earlier reply.

zeebob

<< <i>Yep, they were pulled because of the image showing values. There's no way a T&S drone found that on his own, which means some petty little rat fink reported the auctions.

Russ, NCNE >>

mojoman

<< <i>Was this your listing >>


YES IT WAS bought it was sold as a buyit now $$



<< <i>Yep, they were pulled because of the image showing values. There's no way a T&S drone found that on his own, which means some petty little rat fink reported the auctions >>


I agree with
and it was my fault and lesson learned,thanks everyone for the help and input take care ,MoJo

2Sweet

That's a shame.

Boom

Bummer. man!