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What is the standard eBay Bucks percentage?
ms70
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Just got an offer for 3 days of 8% I can't find what the regular rate is. This might influence a purchase.
What's the regular rate?
Anyone? Anyone?
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That's about average, although I occasionally get one for 6% too.
Dave
I believe it is 1%.
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Now 1% on 'numismatic' items, if I understand correctly.
Until recently, it was 2% BUT if you didn't accumulate $5.00 within a single calendar quarter, you didn't receive the "bucks".
Now, the percentage is lower, but you get "paid" on any amount.
Items marked 'bullion' are usually zero "bucks".
That's how I understand the present scheme. I could be wrong or missing some finer details.
Agree with Bill.
usually on the 14th of the month they offer a buy or sell for 8 percent e bucks which will be tomorrow
It's 1%
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
it seems like all the good gold coins priced right are always listed under bullion. I asked a few sellers to move the category out of bullion, they say they are under contract to sell under the bullion category
I think they get a preferred eBay rate. Otherwise it would never pay them to sell bullion on eBay.
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1% standard. They do 6%, 8%, and 10% occasionally.
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
Got it today, 8% on purchases, they’ll probably run a few more between now and the end of the quarter.
Sean Reynolds
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It's not "marked" bullion but anything under the Bullion sub-category in "Coins & Paper Money"
Anything under gift cards is also excluded
Both get 0% (zero) standard.
Rotten policy as bullion on ebay generally has the ebay fees built into BIN
Thanks everyone. I got the 8% offer but didn't know just how good it was over the usual amount. I feel a big purchase coming on!
Remember the bucks cap out at $100.00 per transaction. Not sure how big a purchase you are feeling but at just over $1200 you max out the $100 reward.
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100 max means
$1250 x 8% = $100
So anything over $1250 will still get you just $100
Also, maximum of $500 in earnings per quarter.
Many of these fine details about eBay Bucks are very interesting.
Yup, it's right there. Perfect!
Various, depending on category and store status. Here's a fee calculator
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