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I have bought a person's pin from them (my own sorority, of course), but I do agree that it's generally not the seller who has any idea what they're doing. I'm not suggesting punishing them. Lots of people probably try to sell stuff that eBay then tells them is against the rules. I'm suggesting that eBay itself ought to be encouraged to put pins in that prohibited category.
But pins do fall in the bad taste/copyright gray areas, not the plain illegal area. I maybe have signed a legal contract that states I do not own my pin, but my great grand-kids haven't.
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