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Just a heads up. Sold a Boxing Cabinet Card on Ebay. I listed it in the Trading Card section, because I thought that was the best audience for it.
I was happy with the result. It went for high enough of a price, it had to be shipped to the Authentication program, before going to the buyer. I figured they could authenticate a simple Cabinet card. Just got this message back from them: Quote:
I know technically I could have listed in the "Memorabilia - Photographs" section, but thought that would be counter-intuitive to getting a strong price and reaching the right bidders. This is assuming, I'm guessing at the exact reason they rejected it from their program. Could be something else for all I know. Ebay's not known for being the most transparent company in the world. |
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