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Examples of Permitted Listings Reminder: all listings and products must comply with all laws and regulations.
Collectible coins or paper money that do not have legal tender status, as long as they are not foreign (non-UK) coins that are also valid tender outside the UK and provided they include relevant information known about the items:
Alterations
Authenticity of a coin or paper money, including if the seller is unsure of authenticity
Clear image of the item
Condition
Date of issue
Origin
Replica coins as long as they are clearly designed and described as replicas
Replica stamps as long as they are clearly described as replicas
Precious metals. Note: If over 1 gram, precious metals must be sold by weight.
Examples of Prohibited Listings
Counterfeit stamps, coins and paper money such as bank notes, bonds, and money orders/postal orders
Equipment intended to make such counterfeit items listed above
Any coins or paper money, whether collectible or circulating, that have legal tender status. See this guidance for further information.
Cash equivalent instruments, including bitcoins, money orders, travellers' cheques, gift cards, gift certificates, electronic stored-value redemption codes and other stored value instruments such as precious metal bullion
Foreign currency, including collectible, non-UK coins that are valid tender outside the UK
Stocks and securities
Gold, silver or other precious metal bullion
Note: Sellers who list prohibited items can have their selling permissions removed, either temporarily or permanently.