Built for eBay's coin rules
eBay now asks every coin listing for a grader, a grade and a condition. Obverse fills them from the slab label or from the grade you gave it. A grade the AI guessed is never published.
What it does for you
A fee check before you list
Each listing is checked against eBay's fees, the shipping you charge and your full cost: purchase price, buyer's premium, grading and shipping in. A coin that would sell at a loss is flagged first.
Slabs, raw coins and lots
Slabs list with their certification. A lot of several slabs lists every coin's grader, grade and cert number, in order, as one listing.
From the tray to a live listing
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Scan or photograph
A flatbed full of coins, or one slab at a time on your phone.
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Attribute
Country, date, denomination and catalog numbers, drafted for you to check.
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Check and price
Your grade, your price, and what you would net after fees.
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List on eBay
The right category, item specifics and photos, sent as a draft you approve.
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Track what sold
Sales come back to the coin, with eBay's fee and the label you bought.
Built alongside a working coin dealer
Obverse grew out of the tools one dealer uses every week to list on eBay. We're opening it to a few more dealers now, and setting each one up personally.
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