System Help is a useless loop, can not connect to an agent.

[densm5581]

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.

[jonathanbrightlight]

I 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.