I would not attempt to answer a question as to whether you (or anybody) can sell a Nazi original uniform.
I am sure there are, unfortunately, people in the world who would be interested in buying one. eBay, however, has policies on the kinds of things they do not allow to be listed on eBay for potential sale.
eBay's User Agreement, in item 7, Listing Conditions, spells out eBay's Offensive Materials Policy. Here it is, with a little bit of highlighting:
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Listings or content that promote or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination aren't allowed.
In order to promote trust and respect among our diverse community of members, eBay does not allow items or content that promote or glorify hatred, violence, discrimination or intolerance based on the characteristics listed below or promote organizations that hold such views.
What is the policy?
Listings or content that promote, perpetuate or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination, including on the grounds of race, ethnicity, color, religion, disability, national origin, sex, gender and gender identity or sexual orientation, aren't allowed. This includes but is not limited to the following:
Slurs or epithets of any kind
Slavery items, including reproductions, such as tags, shackles, documents, bills of sale, etc.
Items with racist, anti-Semitic, or otherwise demeaning portrayals, for example through caricatures or other exaggerated features, including figurines, cartoons, housewares, historical advertisements, and golliwogs
Black Americana items that are discriminatory
Confederate battle flag and related items with its image
Historical Holocaust-related and Nazi-related items, including reproductions
Any item that is anti-Semitic or any item from after 1933 that bears a swastika
Media identified as Nazi propaganda
Listings that imply or promote support of, membership in, or funding of a terrorist organization
monroe67
Mentor8 months agoI would not attempt to answer a question as to whether you (or anybody) can sell a Nazi original uniform.
I am sure there are, unfortunately, people in the world who would be interested in buying one.
eBay, however, has policies on the kinds of things they do not allow to be listed on eBay for potential sale.
eBay's User Agreement, in item 7, Listing Conditions, spells out eBay's Offensive Materials Policy.
Here it is, with a little bit of highlighting:
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Listings or content that promote or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination aren't allowed.
In order to promote trust and respect among our diverse community of members, eBay does not allow items or content that promote or glorify hatred, violence, discrimination or intolerance based on the characteristics listed below or promote organizations that hold such views.
What is the policy?
Listings or content that promote, perpetuate or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination, including on the grounds of race, ethnicity, color, religion, disability, national origin, sex, gender and gender identity or sexual orientation, aren't allowed. This includes but is not limited to the following:
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You decide whether to list or not.