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17-07-2020 6:47 PM
Hello,
I am unsure as to what counts as a duplicate lisiting. I mostly sell Bullion coins so if I sold 2 1oz silver Brittania would that count as a duplicate selling. If I sold 1 silver coin in one listing but 2 in another that wouldn'be seen as duplicate? If I sell bullion coins from all different countries they would not be seen as duplicate listings?I am taking advantage of a £1 listing but don't want to incure extra costs. Thanks for any replies.
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17-07-2020
7:14 PM
Do you really post by First Class Post, that would not provide any cover for loss.You do need to read Royal Mails booklet "Our Prices" to find out what is the proper method to use.
Duplicate Listings means exactly what it says, if you listed an item as "one XYZ Coin" then listed another as "one XYZ Coin" that would be a duplicate listing and would not be accepted.
However if you listed "XYZ one coin" that would not be detected although you are just playing with words.
In my opinion you should avoid any possible duplications as it is your account that is at risk if caught out.
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