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Seller record entry

projectoutshine

Seller entry
TikTok ShopPokemonFirst reported 2026-08-261 report on file
Reported

Reported for: Lied about the grade

Evidence received and reviewed. Not yet contested.

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Audit log (1 report on file)

  1. ReportReported for: Lied about the grade

    Common cards, including foreign-language commons, presented as "gem 10" in "TGC / Trophy 10 Authentic" slabs from a grader with no public cert lookup or submission process.

    Conduct recorded on stream and independently reported publicly by another creator.

    Screenshot 1 of 3 submitted as evidence for the 2026-08-26 reportScreenshot 2 of 3 submitted as evidence for the 2026-08-26 reportScreenshot 3 of 3 submitted as evidence for the 2026-08-26 report
  2. Note

    Published the same day it was reported, rather than the usual 3 to 5 days, because the findings were conclusive.

What we checked (5 sources)

  • TikTok live auction (@projectoutshine)

    Recorded 2026-08-26: over roughly 46 minutes the seller repeatedly presented common Pokemon cards, including Chinese-language commons, in slabs labeled "TGC Certified 10 Authentic" and called them "gem 10" at $1-start prices, without naming the grading company on stream.

    Source

  • Grading company website (trophygrading.com)

    Checked 2026-08-26: the Trophy Grading (TGC) website has no public card-submission process, no cert-number lookup, and no mailing address - only a homepage and a contact form. The slabs carry no recognised third-party grading standing.

    Source

  • eBay completed sales (130point aggregator)

    Checked 2026-08-26: about 67 "Trophy Grading" slabs have completed sale on eBay at roughly $1 to $6 each; 24 carry a "10" label, all dated 2026, after the top label was changed from the "9.5 Gem Mint" used in 2025.

    Source

  • Independent public report (GhostHustle, @ghosthustletcg)

    Observed 2026-08-26: an independent creator publicly documented the same conduct, describing the slabs as "fake with no way to look up the cert" and containing "very cheap bulk cards".

    Source

  • Seller cross-channel presence (Whatnot, eBay)

    Checked 2026-08-26: the same handle operates a Whatnot store and an eBay store. The high Whatnot review score reflects shipping fulfilment and does not speak to grade accuracy.

    Source

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