Question about new Ebay Authenticity Program???

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by bnorth

My guess is because it will still show the over $500 price in sold listings.

Look at the bright side. You get a fancy box and a card saying that Ebay approves of the card!

[nwobhm]

Wouldn’t it be best to let SGC correct their error before selling?

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by nwobhm

Wouldn’t it be best to let SGC correct their error before selling?

I don't know...anyone can see that the card is obviously a Milton Bradley.

[savedfrommyspokes]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Look at the bright side. You get a fancy box and a card saying that Ebay approves of the card!

You're right, the box is quite fancy and certainly makes up for the "lost time" with my new card. BTW, I am amassing a stack of these fancy boxes lately, are they recyclable or should I just pitch them in the trash?

Ben and Jim, I agree that either the amount shown on the screen or the total with s/h being over $500 are the reason(s) why this $499.99 card get's to go through this process. Seems like ebay's T/C should be more specific in regard to exactly how the $500 is calculated.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Look at the bright side. You get a fancy box and a card saying that Ebay approves of the card!

Unlike the pwcc sticker which has been found 99% of the time to also mean the card had been conserved!