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It was getting complicated. We were going to list a piece of Native American jewelry, and so many hoops, we decided to sell it another way, or maybe we didn't sell it. eBay wanted to to list provenance, tribe, artist if signed, and even more than that. We put a Cuban cigar box up that was dated from the early 1900's. In eBay's own rules, it said that items from prior to the Castro era was allowed, but they booted it and didn't allow it back on even when we protested and quoted their rules to them.
I rarely buy on eBay now. It isn't the same.
Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. 
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