Resale grading scale

A two column split pairs a heading and three retention notes with a card charting resale value falling over six years to a marked floor.

One of one graded pieces with history lines, used goods sold as biographies.

Estimate to credit in four steps, about a week, the estimate locked from the first.

Item and honest condition in, the credit out, regrades only ever go up.

A centered intro sits above two panels, one listing four accepted trade ins with reasons and another listing the four kinds it declines.

A three column triptych follows one traded in unit from arrival notes through itemized bench work to a regraded listing with price and guarantee.

Why the store buys its own items back, the business case stated out loud.

The loop counted in five tiles, with zero landfilled labeled as the one that matters.

Two resale routes on four rows, the 12% failure rate included, no verdict picked.

Two side by side cards contrast buying new against a graded resale unit, each with an image, price, four condition rows, and a buy button.

One resale unit documented from first sale to regrade with a timestamped record that travels to every owner.

Upcoming graded batches as dated rows including one entry honest enough to call itself TBD.