Over the coming weeks, we’re expanding eBay’s Authenticity Guarantee to include eligible single trading cards priced at $200 and above (down from $250). This means more high-value trading card transactions on eBay will include authentication at no additional cost, helping create more trust, protection, and confidence on eBay. Why this matters Authenticity Guarantee helps buyers feel more confident before they purchase and gives sellers added protection after the sale. When an eligible card sells, you’ll ship it to the authentication facility. Our partners at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) will verify the card’s authenticity and confirm that it matches the listing through a multi-point inspection. Once authenticated, the card is packed securely and shipped to the buyer with tracked delivery. Cards are not graded or re-graded as part of this process. What’s changing Eligible raw and graded single trading cards priced at $200 and above listed on ebay.com will qualify for Authenticity Guarantee once the service becomes available in the following categories: CCG = 183454 Toys & Hobbies > Collectible Card Games > CCG Individual Cards NSTC = 183050 Collectibles > Non-Sport Trading Cards > Trading Card Singles STC = 261328 Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Sports Trading Cards > Trading Card Singles Eligible listings will automatically display the blue Authenticity Guarantee badge when they qualify. What this means for you The selling process remains the same. When an eligible card sells, ship it to the authentication facility shown in your order details. PSA will inspect the card and listing details, then the card will be securely shipped to the buyer after authentication. A few helpful reminders: Ship each Authenticity Guarantee order individually. Combined shipping is not currently supported. Upload tracking through My eBay or Seller Hub so the order can be tracked and seller protections can apply. Review your titles, photos, descriptions, and condition details for accuracy. Check Seller Hub order details to confirm whether a sold item qualified for Authenticity Guarantee. How to prepare Keep listing as usual, but review eligible single-card listings to make sure details are accurate. For raw cards, ensure photos, condition, and descriptions are clear. For graded cards, check the grading company, case, label, certification details, and listing photos. If you use listing tools, integrations, or bulk workflows, please plan for more orders to route through the authentication facility once this expansion takes effect. If you have questions or need support, please visit our help page .