cosmicdebris

Maybe there is still hope: Posted on the eBay Coin discussion forum December 9th 2004: Hi all, Thanks for sharing your comments. We understand your concerns and share in your frustration over misleading listings. Our Coins, Stamps and Paper money team are considering a change to our policy. Stay tuned over the next several weeks for more information. Best, Lulu eBay Community Development

I just thought you guys might like to checkout my Eddie VII 1902 set. On e Day I hope to add the 55mm Gold medal to finish it. LINKYPOO

This is disgusting. I was hoping for Wyon's St George.

Thank you all that supported and signed my Petition. I regret to inform you that because someone decided to use my Petition as a personal vendetta against a fellow eBay member I have decided to ask the people at Petitions Online to remove the Petition from their site. Hopefully the signatures that I have collected so far were enough to help my cause. I hope the person that caused this trouble is happy. However, I do believe it was not a total lost. I did get the below in an email from a contact at eBay: On a brighter note, our managers in the Coin area are already considering tweaking the policy

Thanks for the support guys. As for the big wigs I have been sending emails to every coin club I can find. I also sent emails to all the Coin magazines as well as the ANA Board members.

Hi all! Don't you hate when searching through eBay you find a coin up for auction with a title like: Rare 18th Century Shilling No Reserve and then after an eight page history lesson for a description you din out in the last sentance it is a copy and not the real deal. Well I got so sick of it I started a Petition at Petitions Online to try and get eBay to require Copy in the auctions title. If you agree please sign the petition. Petition Link