Two listings for the same coin can sit at very different speeds. The difference is almost always detail.
What a good listing has
- A title with country, year, denomination, and grade
- The most specific category, not the nearest broad one
- Your own photos, front and back, including the flaws
- Every condition field filled in
- The correct shipping option selected
- A video, where the form allows one
Build it as a draft
Drafts can be created before your seller verification comes through, and they save as you go. Get the category, attributes, images, and shipping right in the draft, then submit.
Once a listing is approved, what you can edit is limited. Get it right before it goes live rather than expecting to fix it afterwards.
The honest-flaw rule
Photograph the flaw and mention it in the first line of the description. Sellers worry this loses sales. It does the opposite: it removes the buyers who would have complained, and the ones who buy anyway know exactly what they are getting.