How Much Do You Make On Ebay Per Month

I wish I was the one doing $2500. I'm at 0-$50 monthly. It's duplicates or coins I no longer want. Occasionally I will find a good buy I can flip, but it's getting rarer. I do have a friend in eastern Canada that sells rough 100-125 coins monthly. All on auctions he gets $7-$100 per coin. Many times I see his coins going cheap even for graded coins. I'm talking about under issue prices, I wonder if he even breaks even ! He's disabled with chronic pain and does it to keep busy. He really enjoys buying/selling and is a top rated seller. I can't figure out why his auctions are such deals!

I find I get better prices using bins with an offer added. I use the setting to eliminate dealing with low ballers. I seldom get any and the settings make it very efficient. I never can figure out why sellers complain about low ballers, when you can use the settings?
Using bin takes awhile longer, however, you get your price. You can decide what buyers you don't want to sell to by checking the appropriate boxes. This prevents many headaches, as it helps to Pre screen buyers somewhat, same for eliminating bids from countries you don't ship to. I find these aids very helpful.

For gross I should have, but I made my vote for net by mistake... can't change it

Take a look at my listings , quite a bit of different stuff. Sometimes I have more valuable things for sale than others. Now isn't one of those times. Check out completed listings.

Local people who want to unload their collections.

Up here in Canada, you'd be pressed to find any silver.

Local classified online is free. Print paper wouldn't be worth it because there is too much competition for gold and silver.

Some of my relatives know some people, so I'm pretty lucky there.

I'm at the 300-400 range. Stocked up on pennies before they were pulled from circulation. After they are sorted they are sold off by the roll and it has really boosted my collection. The profits get reinvested into ICCS graded coins, win win :)

LOL I should be so lucky! I sell duplicates of coins I've upgraded, so my sales are very occasional and normally make me back what I paid. If I'm lucky.




You say high Bassmaster, but generally we don't know what dealers and coin shops are charging over purchase cost. I suspect in most cases it is more than the ebay 15% or so.

And auction houses, well, most times a purchase will be 25% more than hammer (the price agreed in the auction room).

So for a very large marketplace, ebay costs are reasonable, I think. Though not, I agree, compared to flea markets, car boot (yard) sales and the like!