Ebay Auth Failure: I'm Losing My Mind

[todeen]

Originally Posted by CardPadre

Yeah, your listing is absolutely terrible. To come here and act like you're mystified why your graded card listing for a raw card was rejected is straight up nutso. Someone would have been completely fine with you listing it as a raw card that was formerly graded...no reason at all to list it like you did.

I never sell on ebay. I don't know the ins and outs of their authentication program. I posted here because I value the judgments on this site to help me learn. Lesson learned.

In my head, the card is an SGC 1.5 due to its prior appraisal, and still registered cert number. But I can see how that is confusing for some people who don't read descriptions.

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[jayshum]

Originally Posted by todeen

I never sell on ebay. I don't know the ins and outs of their authentication program. I posted here because I value the judgments on this site to help me learn. Lesson learned.

In my head, the card is an SGC 1.5 due to its prior appraisal, and still registered cert number. But I can see how that is confusing for some people who don't read descriptions.

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Since the card is no longer slabbed, there's no guarantee it will receive the same grade if resubmitted.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Make the main photo the raw card. Have a later photo showing the card next to the broken slab. Do not include the photo of the card when it was in the slab. In the description, write: Formerly an SGC 1.5. They won't give you any trouble.

ETA: And, as others have said, list it as raw, not SGC 1.5. That's like listing a bunch of car parts as the car they used to be in.

[Directly]

Just curious which condition should you post--POOR, Good?? I would resubmit the item to SGC with the slab. roll the dice--wont need to guess with the authenticators or the buyer concerning condition--if the item sells raw for more than 250.00 --its in the authenticators court to approve the sale--good luck!