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Originally Posted by EddieP
There are several ways a seller can bypass the Authenticity Guarantee. The most well-known one is putting “ Set Break” in the title. Other ways are: 1) Cards ( plural) is in the title,2) “ Free Local Pick up” is offered, 3) Signed cards are exempted ( this also occurs if Signature is marked yes/original in the detailed description even if the card isn’t signed, 4) it also has to be sold under Sports Cards ( e.g. if you sell an Exhibit under Post Cards it won’t go through the Authenticity program).
It would be helpful if you show us the Titles ( or some fascimile of them) to find out why it didn’t go through the process.
The below won’t go through because it has “Sets” in the title and algorithm reads it as Multiple cards.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/39430471677...Bk9SR8zGr_CDYQ
Whereas, this one doesn’t have “ Sets” in the title and it’ll be authenticated
https://www.ebay.com/itm/19541297223...3ABFBMvsbO8INh |
It’s possible that I checked a box or used a word somewhere in my listing that inadvertently resulted in the authenticity process being inapplicable.
But if you want to dig in further, here’s the first listing that went to PSA for authenticity confirmation:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/13377172387...mis&media=COPY
And here’s the second that went straight to the buyer:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/13420181499...mis&media=COPY