How are bullion fees different from coin fees?
Coins are charged by slices: 13.25% on the first $7,500 and 2.35% on any part above. Bullion is charged on the whole sale at one rate picked by its size. A $2,500 coin pays $331.65; $2,500 of bullion pays $340.40. Pick coins or bullion in the calculator to switch between the two rules.
What happens to bullion at $7,500?
The rate drops for the whole sale. A $7,500 bullion sale pays $1,020.40; at $7,500.01 it pays $525.40, so you keep $495.01 more. Postage and sales tax count toward the total, so check your full sale in the calculator before you list near the line.
What do UK business sellers pay on coins?
eBay UK charges business sellers 10.9% on the first £450 of a coin and 3% on the rest, plus the per-order fee and the 0.35% regulatory fee. A £1,500 coin pays £86.20. UK private sellers pay no final value fee. Trading cards share the US coin rule; see our trading card calculator.