1/2 ounce silver coins worth $10-15 bucks

[danshan]

Would half ounce silver coins worth around 10-15 bucks be considered high risk?

[oompaloompa]

on an established account it is fine, not new one, one that is over 6 mths old with several sales and feedback....

[JamesNorth101]

Depends on the age of the account and how your feedback and DSR's are.

[GreenBean]

Fresh out of the gate, yes you could have troubles,

You would have to list carefully AND be sure your coins are real.

That price is unusual, given the value of silver

[vogeltron]

Originally Posted by GreenBean™

Fresh out of the gate, yes you could have troubles,

You would have to list carefully AND be sure your coins are real.

That price is unusual, given the value of silver

Less than 10 or 20 selling feedback. Could be deemed high risk. Lots of demand for precious metals the past 5 or so years.

I don't think listing one is crazy risky. But I would wait until I had at-least 10 selling feedback before listing.

I also would only list one. I would not advise selling multiple ones.

Really a pain but eBay is so hyper sensitive with everything especially on newer accounts. With less than like 50 to 100 selling feedback it is crazy.

Even with a established account you could get flagged for listing lots of items in a category that you have no history selling in.

They have some crazy formula to asses risk for every seller on eBay. Based on history, feedback, sales, category. All kinds of crazy stuff.

[GreenBean]

@Vogetlron

The category of precious metals/coins is not new seller friendly.

[danshan]

so the amount does not matter it is the category that is scary

[rsot]

Originally Posted by danshan

so the amount does not matter it is the category that is scary

Definitely due to large potential for fraud and bad business - monetary always is risky. Amount matters once your account is established...you ease into higher amounts not off the gate