It is customary in the hobby for sellers who claim that they have a certificate for an item that they are selling to provide a readable image of that certificate. We have not had a rule that specifically stated that, and we have had at least one example where a seller has made such a claim, but not provided an image of the certificate. Thus, the clarification in the rules to require that an image of any certificate be provided in the listing.
"Section E. Unacceptable Listing Practices
- Seller claims that item being offered for sale has an authentication certificate but does not provide a clear and readable image of the most current certificate, or the certificate is not from a recognized and competent authority."
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This is to advise that a new rule has been added to the Auctions.
It is customary in the hobby for sellers who claim that they have a certificate for an item that they are selling to provide a readable image of that certificate. We have not had a rule that specifically stated that, and we have had at least one example where a seller has made such a claim, but not provided an image of the certificate. Thus, the clarification in the rules to require that an image of any certificate be provided in the listing.
"Section E. Unacceptable Listing Practices
- Seller claims that item being offered for sale has an authentication certificate but does not provide a clear and readable image of the most current certificate, or the certificate is not from a recognized and competent authority."
Michael
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