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ebay restricted Nazi memorabilia; seems odd you can buy a bottle of whiskey to collect the bottle, no questions asked, they assume you're old enough I guess, but you can't buy an historical token from a world-wide conflict that ended 65 years ago...
does apply its own, sometimes quite strange rules. Guess they do it to make life easier for themselves. :) For example, in Germany it is legal to sell/offer/buy historic nazi memorabilia. Modern stuff with swastikas etc., however, is usually considered to be anticonstitutional propaganda. But when a coin dealer from here wants to sell Nazi Germany coins, the photos he takes for
's pretty strict rules. Local platforms like ma-shops.de will of course not require that. (A few dealers will still cover the swastika at ma-shops because they use the same images at various sites.)
As for "65 years ago", well, how much is that compared to what the nazi regime did? Is there a "cut-off" date? I don't think so. FWIW, every time I enter the US (or these days fill out an ESTA authorization form), I need to check the Yes or No box next to the question whether "between 1933 and 1945 were you involved in any way, in persecutions associated with Nazi Germany or its allies?" Sixty-five does not actually mean much ...