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System Help is a useless loop, can not connect to an agent.
The CEO should try to use the worthless help system to ask this question:
Why are non-graded, uncertified coins limited to a start list price of $2500?
A gold double eagle intrinsic value is above $3000. The last Cheerios dollar ungraded, in an original package sold for over $8000. I should be able to list one at least $1000 less. Absolutely disgusted with the run-around contained in the system help. I did not see a way to request a direct discussion with an agent. Typing agent into the reply section does not work. Just venting.... again, I do not expect any reply.
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jonathanbrightlight
·1 year agoI would expect eBay has decided to limit their risk by limiting ungraded, uncertified coins. You won't receive any response from eBay here, btw, this forum is staffed by volunteers, but I also wouldn't expect you to get any coherent response from a customer service agent regarding this, except a link to the policy. That's not really what customer service is there for.
In fact, while it's a vague statement, eBay includes this line in their policy:
Why does eBay have this policy?
This policy helps keep the graded coins and currency for sale on eBay at a high standard, while still allowing ungraded or raw items to be sold.