How long are items listed for?
Items are listed for 7-days and go up on Thursday nights starting from 7pm EST.
What price do items start at?
All of our auction items start at $0.99.
How do I see my cards once they go live?
Your cards can be found on eBay by searching for your item on our store or by signing into the Slab Sharks Portal and viewing your “live items”.
What happens to unsold cards that don't receive a bid?
Cards that do not receive a bid are donated to Slab Sharks to cover the costs of listing the items. This is a rare occurrence.
What happens to sold cards that are unpaid?
Cards that do not get paid for are relisted the following week and will continue to be relisted until you request for a return. Returns can only be requested after the item has been listed and auction a total of 3 times, once originally and two consecutive relist attempts.
Is there a mininum or maximum quantity I can submit?
Not at all! We have zero minimums or maximums so regardless if you send 1 or 1000, we’ll take care of you. However, raw cards must be over $50 in value.
Can you make lots for me?
No, unfortunately we do not allow LOTs on our auctions.
Can my listing be changed?
If there is an error with the title, image, or description, please let us know via the “revision request” feature and we will do our best to make the change. If items are live and have received a bid, we will need to cancel the item and relist it for you immediately. You may also reach out to us via email at support@slabsharks.com directly, or via the help desk feature found in our portal.
How do I request an edit or correction to one of my items title on eBay?
You can use the revision request feature in the “Scheduled Items” tab in our portal prior to the auction going live. You may also reach out to us via email at support@slabsharks.com directly, or via the help desk feature found in our portal.
Is there a minimum value for items I submit?
There is no minimum value for graded cards, however, there is a suggested $50 minimum value for any raw cards.
Do you have minimum reserves?
No, unfortunately we cannot implement reserves.