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Seller onboarding
Get your own seller store: list your inventory, collect reviews, publish documents, and mark sensitive files private-on-file while still admitting they were supplied. Buyer beware marketplace — with the strongest checks in the trade.
Sample
Sample scenes of documentation and packing habits expected before public listing.
SampleDocs first
Paperwork and disclosure before trust — not a guarantee the papers are genuine.
Documentation requirements →
SamplePacking
Careful packing and shipment records matter when disputes stay record-based.
Shipping guide →
SampleUV check
Hands-on inspection habits buyers and sellers still own — scores point; lamps confirm.
Fake detection guide →
Sample. Showcase photos are labeled Sample. They illustrate layout and atmosphere — not a claim that every image is a live seller’s inventory photo.
We need to know who is selling, how to contact them, and whether a business, dealer, collector, or institution is behind the account.
Listings should explain where an item came from, who owned it, and what records support transfer or collection history.
Repairs, fills, coatings, casts, composite sections, replacements, stabilization, and replicas must be disclosed clearly.
Higher-risk categories, higher-value items, unusual claims, and international material may require extra review before publication.
Sign up and confirm seller contact information.
Explain what you sell, how items are sourced, and what documents you can provide.
Upload provenance, ownership, collection, export/import, restoration, or reference documents where applicable.
Seller access and individual listings may both require review before publication.
If documents or disclosures are incomplete, update the submission before it is considered for publication.
Any future fees, review costs, seller limits, or visibility rules should be shown before a seller accepts them. Final fee schedules are shown before a seller accepts them.
Prepare photos, ownership records, collection details, restoration notes, invoices, transfer records, and any source-country or movement documents you already have. Do not recreate missing history or guess at claims you cannot support.