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    The cap on the final value fee (the 10% cut you give eBay of the final sale price, including p&p) will rise from £75 to £250. So anyone selling an item worth more than £750 will pay a lot mo Yes, but only in increments. Someone selling a coin for £760 will pay eBay £76 not £75, for £1000 will pay £100 not £75, and for £2500 will pay £250 not £75. So it's the coins between £1000 and £2500 that will cause a comparative "ouch". Below that, the increase is probably not enough to deter sellers. I would guess there aren't too many sellers of coins those prices.
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    The cap on the final value fee (the 10% cut you give eBay of the final sale price, including p&p) will rise from £75 to £250. So anyone selling an item worth more than £750 will pay a lot moIncrementally upto 250 Pounds. I think you just hate Ebay And how much do you think a £750 sale will actually cost you? Bear in mind it WAS £75 then ask yourself how much more expensive that same £750 item is now going to cost to the seller, he's obviously going to increase his price to incorporate the new fees. A £750 sale is still £75 fee. Above 750 and you start paying the extra. The rise between £75 up to £250 is incremental, its not automatically £250 for a £750 sale, to pay the 250 you would have to sell an item for £2500. Anyway nobody forces anyone to use it, I like Ebay despite its many shortcomings, it allows me to sell my wares to a world market for around 12% including PAYPAL fees. I of course like everyone would like to pay them less but its not to be.
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    Thank's Mr T i will keep that in mind. Peck i'm going with your method. I immersed the coin today in virgin olive oil and will turn and change when needed. I will post a photo in the next couple of months to see if there is any approvement. Should be interesting, great show and thank's for all your advice. Cheers James.
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    It is ASHITE COIN i would aviod.
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    I would suggest about £30 on ebay
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    I have a coin cabinert.2 aluminium cases,5 coin albums.5 Linder trays,4 60 coin folders from Chris,2 bank note albums and an album of cheques and about 1000 coins in 2x2 flips....my address is.....???????????????? (My farthings are in my cabinet)





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