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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;d.t.menace, post: 1352491, member: 18944&quot;]Well I would think that, as a business,they have every right to decide what can or can&#039;t be sold on their site. If they decide that they won&#039;t allow toothbrushes to be sold they have the right to do that too.</p><p><br /></p><p>It sounds from their email that they decided that they would no longer facilitate sellers listing replicas with a copy stamp on them and then delivering the coins without a copy stamp. I applaude ebay wholeheartedly for doing this. Replicas without a copy stamp are illegal.</p><p>If dealers wish to set up web site to sell replicas, have at it, there&#039;s nothing to stop them from doing so. It&#039;ll make it easier to tell who&#039;s actually legitimately delivering marked copy coins and who&#039;s trying to skirt the laws.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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