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eBay Fees on Coins Calculator
Coins and paper money pay a slightly lower rate than most of eBay. Enter the sale price, shipping and what you paid to see eBay's fee and your profit. It runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
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eBay's fee for coins and paper money
- 13.25% of the total sale up to $7,500, and 2.35% above.
- Plus $0.30 per order if the total is $10 or less, or $0.40 above $10.
- Covers coins and paper money. Bullion has its own rate (13.6% up to $7,500, 7% above, applied to the whole sale).
Rates for US sellers without an eBay Store, from published seller guides summarising eBay's fee schedule, last checked October 2026. Store subscribers, promoted listings and international sales change the numbers. Check eBay's selling fees page before you rely on them.
Two examples
A $60 coin with free shipping and a $5 label pays $8.35 and leaves $16.65 on a $30 cost.
A $300 coin with an $8 label pays $40.15 and leaves $31.85 on a $220 cost.
Common questions
What is eBay's fee for coins?
Coins and paper money pay 13.25% of the total sale up to $7,500 plus $0.30 or $0.40 per order, as of October 2026. Bullion is charged differently.
Is bullion charged the same as coins?
No. Bullion pays 13.6% on sales of $7,500 or less and 7% on larger sales, with the rate applied to the whole amount.