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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;AgCollector, post: 268325, member: 5928&quot;]That&#039;s fine if you&#039;re selling at a fixed price and can set it at whatever you feel the value to be.&nbsp; However, in general when selling on eBay you have to take whatever the final price is, doesn&#039;t matter if it only gets up to $40 (in your example) or for some reason goes to $80 because of a buying frenzy.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course you can see all the time auctions with a starting price that&#039;s rather high (say $50 in your example), and often those are the auctions that get zero bids.&nbsp; In which case, the seller must still pay eBay listing fees, a few bucks at least, so do you list it next time at $53 because it cost you $3 for the failed attempt to sell in addition to the $50 value of the coin?&nbsp; Probably not, it&#039;s just a cost you have to accept, which is why you should also accept buyers who price shipping into their total cost they&#039;re willing to pay.&nbsp; Just the way it is.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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