coin coins post taken down replica they say

[hoffer805]

 

 have to love it. Had a certified coin that I sent away myself to get certified and someone decided to flag it as a replica and Ebay agreed. And you can’t even dispute it with eBay. That doesn’t make sense. And the same coin is pictured on the NGC website. My competition must not be happy that I’m selling a much higher detailed variety than what they have. It’s the top detail NC-1 on EBay. 

 

[coolections]

I don't know enough about coins but it could be the company that graded the coin. I know in sports cards Ebay only allows specific companies that grade cards to be listed.

[the_purple_monkey]

I had one that they wouldn't even let me post because it was from Cuba.

[ckimodog]

@the_purple_monkey 

I believe Items (coins, cigars, etc.) from Cuba are embargoed, so that cannot be sold on eBay & most sites.  

[wilsonharborsales]

I also had coins taken down and I have been a collector/dealer for 25 years.  Someone contacted me on eBay to purchase the coins well below the selling price.  When I declined, he told me he was going to use his Facebook group to have the coins taken down from eBay.  eBay removed the coins about a week later under a ‘counterfeit item claim’.  Multiple low feedback accounts then sent me messages gloating about how they ‘got me’.

NGC is the World leader in coin grading.  Your coin is 100% authentic, although in damaged corroded condition.  NGC’s grading experts are the best in the World, and they authenticated and holdered your coin.

Even though your coin is authentic, do not relist it.  eBay will suspend you.  I am not sure why this is occurring, a few other dealers have been reporting this issue as well.  

[tobaccocardyahoo]

Ebay has prevented me from listings for the stock certificate of a US company called Cuban Cafe.

[niftyfindsinphoenix]

If the competition has a problem with that it's a free market, however they should not be disgruntled or annoyed if another seller has a higher grade coin either silver or gold.