Most potential buyers would prefer to just click on a link to take them to
your auction items.
When you are ready to post a "for auction" post ( which you should prefix
with an FA in your subject line), go to your items for sale page (not the
list in your "My Ebay", rather the list one is taken to when one clicks on
"view seller's other items") and highlight the address bar on your browser
(if I right click in my address bar it automatically highlights and shows a
menu which includes the copy command). A right click of the mouse while
your address bar is highlighted should show a menu that includes the "copy"
command. select the copy command then, in your unsent post to rcc, right
click again and select the "paste" command. Let's see if that works:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmebuyorsell1QQhtZ-1
Sure do.
Bill
An easier link is
Another good link to use on eBay is
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/selling-coins.html
If you look all the way at the bottom, there's a link there for
reporting coin auctions that violate eBay regulations.
Note - it is not for reporting auctions that are not in violation and
watching the fireworks that ensue.
thanks for y'all's help. Quickly scurried back to eBay to make sure
about compliance: I didn't remember if I had both Obv and Rev for a
slabbed piece. Had a listing pulled early on for self grading for
saying "VF20+/ 30-" i think, in the title bar.... which really didnt
seen like grading.
Didn't "seen" like grading? What else could it possibly be but grading?
choice EF, VF25, VF30 seems like a more narrow estimation of value.
eBay allows words but not numbers.
Even if one was to accept that ludicrous premise, estimates of value are
also prohibited for raw coins.