People, people, listen...
I just came here from eBay and I feel your pain. Yes, I had to load about 50 pages just to see the paper money listings from the past 24 hours. The seller of the shredded currency is clearly in violation of eBay's rules concerning multiple listings of identical items. I think eBay changed its rules last year so that identical items had to be listed together in one listing, eliminating those reams and reams of listings for Nascar notes and $1,000,000 novelty pieces.
HOWEVER, eBay does not monitor its own listings. We have to report the listings. Here's what you do. When you see the listings for shredded currency, open one listing page. Hit the link "Report Item" that appears right below the Seller Info box along the right side. Fill out the form. The fields you should include are "Listing Practices" from the first drop-down menu, "Duplicate Listings" from the second. Don't forget to click the blue "Send Report" button. It's that simple.
Those of you who want to argue that each listing is unique because each bottle has a different label, you're right, but the seller made the same batch of listings about a dozen times in the past 24 hours. So you can find a bottle with the same slogan about once every couple of hours or so. That is where the seller is in violation of the rules.
It's up to eBay users to police eBay's listings. If you wait for someone else to do the work for you... you may be disappointed.