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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 1514863, member: 15309&quot;]This is good advice and should answer your third question.&nbsp; As for feedback.&nbsp; Most people think overall feedback numbers are meaningless unless you have a very low feedback rating and are new to E-Bay (like you are).&nbsp; Once you have 50-100 feedback under your belt, people will be satisfied that you understand how E-Bay works.&nbsp; Personally, I am only interested in negatives and neutrals when I check seller feedback.&nbsp; I evaluate E-Bay sellers on what I see in their listings.&nbsp; Most importantly, do they provide good well light focused photographs?&nbsp; Second, do they adequately describe the item in a way that makes me believe they have some numismatic knowledge?&nbsp; Third, do they clearly list their terms of sale including S&amp;H costs, return policy, and payment options?&nbsp; The effort they put into their listings tells me much more about the seller than buyer feedback.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>My advice to you is two fold.&nbsp; First, sell some lower priced stuff until you have 50 positive feedback.&nbsp; Second, you must improve the quality of your photos.&nbsp; People who want to buy DDO&#039;s, DDR&#039;s want to see the doubling in the photo, even if it is certified by PCGS.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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