Authentication Guarantee

[shoppingmycloset2]

I am selling a high priced jewelry item and received an offer that I am considering. When reviewing the offer, I see the "ship to" address as a city, state, and zip code, which does not appear to be the authentication hub. Does this mean the item won't go to eBay, but directly to the buyer? Or, is this standard to show the buyer's location while the item will still be sent to be authenticated? I do not currently have any offers for other authenticity guarantee items to compare against. 

The item for sale is check marked with the authenticity guarantee. I am afraid to accept becaue if the label ends up showing the buyer's address, I will then have to cancel and lose all the watchers I currently have. On the other hand, I could be wrong, and the "ship to" always shows buyer's location even if going to eBay?

[aproudparent2010]

Which item?

It shows the Mizuki pearl ring will go straight to buyer...your other high dollar jewelry items go through authenticator 

[mtgraves7984]

@shoppingmycloset2 

I don't see the Authenticity Guarantee on your Freshwater Pearl ring. Is that the item?

[bdmh-enterprises]

Is the address a PO Box or APO? Items going to buyers using either of those won't go through authentication because they use fedex or ups. I would recommend blocking both for AG items.

Of course it's also likely you just don't get the AG address until it's sold. I've never used offers on such an item myself.

[itsjustasprain]

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@mtgraves7984 wrote:

@shoppingmycloset2 

I don't see the Authenticity Guarantee on your Freshwater Pearl ring. Is that the item?

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According to the OP: 'The item for sale is check marked with the authenticity guarantee.'