Ebay has provided me with a venue to put together a collection of a number of things I could have never done by going to shows, auctions, etc.

So, if it comes down to banning ivory broaches, can chips be far behind?

They are shi$$ing in their own nest just by gross ignorance of the collecting fields.

I have collected old railroad locks and keys since I was in the 6th grade. Ebay helped me put together an even more impressive collection than I had. Now, they have banned railroad locks and keys under the guise of "Homeland Security." I can see banning the new captured key locks but for crying outloud why ban a 150 year old brass lock or key? Their response...We don't know one from the other.

I ran into their crap one other time...The Celebrity Hotel in Deadwood issued a series of dollar slot tokens. One of them was Bill Hickok. They killed my ad because in their opinion he was a known mass murderer. After extensive phone conversation with an 18 year old twit that admitted she didn't even know where Deadwood was she refunded my ad fees and told me to not list it again or I would be banned from Ebay.

Ya gotta love 'em!!!

Mark

www.nevadacasinoashtrays.org