Heritage AuctionsReviews of ha.com

Logan rocked it with helping me navigate some bank wire payment hurdles! Thanks to Logan and HA.com!

The web site is wonderful and easy to use for live auctions.

I had a coin collection from the 1960s which sat in a safe deposit box for many years. My family encouraged me to sell the coins so they would not be bothered in case something happened to me. At first I contacted Stacks but saw the site for Heritage. Sarah Miller convinced me that Heritage would be a better option to obtain better prices. I brought my collection to NY and Sarah spent many hours cataloging and giving a rough condition appraisal. The coins were then sent to the grading service. Some coins were returned with better grades than I thought and some with less but that is not something Heritage is responsible for. The auctions went well and I got great prices for many coins. The best was the 1909 SVDB which went for 17,000. Grading said it was the 2nd best ever seen. Since I paid 125 in 1966 I certainly was very pleased. Sarah was great thru the whole process and spent all the time needed and promptly answered all my questions. Highly recommend Heritage for any collectibles!

Heritage offers great cards at auction. Descriptions are accurate and photos are well presented. Staff are knowledgeable and extremely courteous. Deliveries are packaged very carefully and securely, but are sometimes slow. Lastly, increase in buyer fees is unwelcome and discouraging.

Provides comprehensive service to sellers at a very competitive rate. Sarah Miller attends to detail, communicates regularly, and her approach has led to outstandinng results. I highly recommend her and Heritage Auctions.

After +-10 emails. Am still waiting Final invoice/ answer my question. Item bought 8 Dec 2025 ! Today Invoices have 3 invoice, all different value/ invoice .Should I pay/ or cancel. I think? Grew too big? Won't last. Extra costs not showing Initial invoice? It's a ripoff. I stopped buying heritage , 2023 due to extra costs.Am learning , never to bid again. Heritage auction 😜

Risky business - a gamble with your personal data Please think before you register to bid with this auction house. They request the following highly sensitive data that as a whole, leaves you open to great personal risk: Name, birth year, photo of driver's license or passport, last 4 digits of your social security number, bank name, and more. They will say it is for their protection, but should there be a data breach you will be screwed. This is a serious overreach by Heritage Auctions and my husband (who is an attorney) and I refuse to provide our sensitive personal data in bulk to this company. 1/26/26: Thank you Heritage Auction for your thoughtful reply today. I am a registered member/buyer of many different auction houses and none of them have anywhere near this level of authentication to be able to bid, including very high end auctions. It's simply safer to shop elsewhere.

I had an excellent experience consigning items with Heritage Auctions. I am not an active sports card and memorabilia trader, but I had a set of vintage baseball cards that have passed down in my family that we’d decided to value and sell. I found Heritage Auction in my research and uploaded a few photos to its website for an estimate. I was happy and frankly shocked when I got a phone call the next morning from Lee, a Vice President. From that super informative call I made the decision to sell my collection through Lee and Heritage - best decision I could have made. Personal service all the way from my questions about the consignment agreement, to fees, insurance, shipping, card grading and social media marketing Heritage provided. Beautiful presentation of items to be auctioned both online and in a bound catalog, and a fantastically easy website to track items I’ve consigned and also items I have bid on. And the results at auction which closed a few days ago was outstanding — many bidders for each of the lots and a result I’m pleased with. I can’t recommend Heritage Auctions and Lee Iskowitz enough!