Coin Community Selling Questions

What exactly is quality posts?

So what is wrong with my posts or responses this is getting silly ive been posting and ive been responding but what am I supposed to do keep talking in the post and keep them going? If I do ive been told that needs another post. So I'm kinda feeling like I should qualify. If not then what can I do? Thanks it seems theres always something. Just the other day someone said I posted on the wrong category. I responded to all of my posts aswell. It doesn't make any sense... Thanks if you could let me know I can work on it.

The main goal of this forum is education. Facilitating buying and selling is a very distant second. Just keep posting normally like you do, and eventually you will get there.

If I were to sell on here, how do I set up my paypal account to accept a payment?

thanks T-BOP

Bake it into the price. If you do auctions and start at 99c, sometimes you will lose.

It may have been a long time ago but I think I remember reading that it was OK to refer to a CCF thread when selling a coin.

I know I have several threads here that contain really good pictures and it would certainly save a lot of time if I could just put a link to those threads.

I'd like to know if linking any CCF thread to the CCF selling section, ebay or Facebook marketplace, for example, would also be acceptable. I couldn't find anything in the CCF rules prohibiting that type of Informational linkage.

I'm sure that would be sufficient in some cases. But the majority of the threads have more than two opinions on a grade. So if a majority of the viewers grade the item as an MS 63, for example, the individual that thought it was an MS 61 would be up against the majority whether his grade is more accurate or not.

If I was referring to a case like this during the selling process, I would link to that particular thread as opposed to uploading photos without comments etc.