For proof and mint sets others do jump on people’s listings. An example listing B00K6M43AK it looks like there 3 other sellers and it is in the collectible coins category. So, if I were to sell this would I jump on their listing, sell under my brand as is, or bundle it with my own branded item (for example a certificate of authenticity like MSG does)?
I truly appreciate your help! Amazon support has really been lacking and your experience on the matter makes it easier to address the issue.
Would a coin capsule or flip then suffice? Do I need to have my company name on the capsule or flip as branding (private label)? It says it would needs its own UPC so I’d need to make a listing just for that, correct?
• Do not include generic products in a bundle, as it may mislead customers into thinking the generic product belongs to the same brand as one of the branded products in the bundle. Generic products are identified as items with no brand on the product or packaging (not just widely unrecognized brands).
This means adding something generic OR from a “widely unrecognized brand”
• A bundle can be composed of different branded items, however the bundle itself should be branded according to the highest priced item in the bundle.
I am looking to do Single Coin & Set (Created by you seems possible).
I’ve tried to sell under generic, but Amazon doesn’t let which is why I got the trademark in the first place.
I think I’ll take it slow and if amazon says anything I’ll ask them on that specific case what to do. I’ve tried talking to customer support on how to properly do it, but they were not helpful at all in the matter.
I think the problem is coins could be considered generic, I know if there are 2 brands in a listing it needs to say Bundle With xxxx and also the highest-priced item needs to be the one under brand and also under category