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These types of items from Cuba cannot be listed on eBay. You have listed an item from Cuba, which is a country that is currently subject to embargoes by the US Government. Goods from embargoed countries aren't allowed. We had to remove your listing because it didn't follow our Embargoed goods policy. Though I did get an interesting message from eBay, which seems new/different from the last time they took umbrage with my Cuban coin listings 18 months back. eBay spotted the listing and removed it less than 24 hours into it's duration. It has been a while since I tried to sneak a Cuban coin through, so to test their new system I listed an ABC peso. 4) From there under the "Contact Information section" you have an option to "Allow Forum Members to Send you E-Mail?" select yes and you can now receive emails from doges 3) From there select "manage your profile". To enable email from other forum members: 1) At the top of the webpage next to the "Home" hyperlink you will find the "Tools" hyperlink. It is not a private messaging system per se, rather you have to allow forum members to send you emails. Question 3) What should I ask or expect to receive for the coins? In particular, I have a 100+ Marti Pesos, all between VF and UNC, what would be fair prices across those grades on a per coin basis? Question 2) coins.ha.com sells Pre-Castro Cuban coins fairly regularly, so this policy by eBay and PayPal must be specific to those platforms and not resultant from the embargo - yes or no? Question 1) If I have a number of Star + Marti pesos (maybe 10 or so ABCs too), most probably grading somewhere between VF to UNC, where should I consider selling them? Which yielded nothing, other than (paraphrasing) "that is our policy obey or pound sand".
They said their approach was absolute(excluding art works by Cubans even if originating from Cuba IIRC) and told to take it up with corporate. I pointed out how stupid they were, considering the coins predated the Castro regime, all were minted in the US(Philadelphia) and the star coins were even the work of US Chief engraver Charles Barber.
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That is until eBay went full on idiotically paranoid and told me that the coins fall under the embargo. When I first started selling 2+ years ago, I was fairly successful selling Cuban silver pesos(star, Marti + occasional ABC). I have a few quick questions guys/gals, let me preface this by stating I sell some coins on occasion via eBay, but mostly sell antiques(beer steins, maps, Edison phonographs, stained glass, slag lamps, ect).
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