Once we all thought eBay was the only avenue to sell challenge coins. Sellers even thought regular website were never going to be successful and they were dead wrong. The challenge coin industry has failed to develop in a mass over the last decade hanging on to each eBay store as a life line. More and more people are traveling outside the confinds to see what is available on the open internet. They don’t want to see just a bunch of the same anymore. Times are changing as we come closer and closer to 2010 and many are very happy to see the evolution of the hobby.

A new auction ground has sprung up in earlier 2008 and is now starting to take root for some collector’s.  Why is this so important you might ask since there is already a selling ground. Sellers know that they lose in the upwards of 30% of the bottom line to fees when they sell a coin on eBay. They might not mind because it can written off but the reality is it still cuts the legs from underneath their growing business.

So the promises of a new selling ground reduces that 30% down to about 5% or less. If you had an additional 25% to your bottom line you stand to grow at a much faster rate. You can leave the tight grasp of the only thing you may have known. Challenge Coin Auctions is important to this niche as we see it today. It is vital to the growth of sellers and the broadening of many collections around the globe. This is one project we can get behind.

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