Heritage AuctionsReviews of ha.com

A great site and transparent. The shipping is a black box though. As a UK buyer, having no option to choose shipping options is poor. I bought $130 item and paid almost the same again for shipping after two weeks of admin to ship. There must be slower secure ways of sending an item of that value. Otherwise, no complaints.

Bij het inbrengen van een verzameling munten uit de Oudheid kregen wij een deskundig advies en werd er ruim de tijd genomen om de verschillende opties te bespreken. We zijn nog in afwachting van het veilingresultaat maar gezien het feit dat Heritage auctions zo'n groot netwerk heeft en op grond van eerdere veilingresultaten hebben we daar alle vertrouwen in. Peter Dullaert register taxateur in kunst, antiek en inboedelgoederen

I recently tried Heritage Auction for the first time. The first time to explore selling some coins and in the second, to buy some coins. I wasn’t a good fit to sell coins because my collection is very small. That’s okay it was a clear quick answer and sometimes “no” is the answer. On the buy side, I find every element to be well functioning. The pricing for the coins at the time of bidding is clear and it’s helpful they post the “Buyer’s Premium” (BP) with every bid. That way there are no surprises. There is plenty of time to alter your bid from one bid to the next and the ability to post a “Secret Maximum Bid” is extraordinarily helpful if you can’t wait for later coins, or you can’t join until after the auction has started. Because this is my first time I have had lots of questions. Sarah Miller and the Customer Support staff are prompt to respond, and very knowledgeable. They tell you upfront and throughout the process what their fees are. If you want a good product and good support that costs money, and you get both with Heritage Auction. If you don’t like their pricing that’s on you, they are very transparent about their pricing.

Heritage just like many other auction houses are just looking for "easy sells" they provide nothing to the community and no interest in history. They are lazy, rude, and misinformed.

Good evening. I tried to access an auction today. I've been trying to enter my information for over an hour, but I couldn't. I couldn't bid on the item I wanted. I feel frustrated and incensed . I will never work with them again.

The fees are outrageous to begin with and then when you receive your items if they are broken they will not give you a refund. It's a complete waste of time and money. EBay is much safer and won't break the bank. Who doesn't give refunds for broken materials? It's a complete joke

If the object is not of interest to them, they answer you by saying they sell it on eBay, without giving you any evaluation. I had asked for an assessment of different types of objects in each request that I sent, but it was not considered, they probably use automatic emails. This is not very professional. Update: Some objects need an evaluation before being sold on eBay. On eBay, everyone does their price, there are expert sellers in the field of what they sell and there are scammers. There are people who sell coins for a minting error that does not exist for 2000 € !! . I did not send you coins, I sent you objects to which you could give an approximate estimate, but since it was not of your interest you did not consider the idea of ​​helping me.

I recently had two foreign coin consignments in HA.com's NYINC auction in January 2025. Both coins brought much better than expected prices. A tip of the hat is due to the international coin division of Heritage (and to Al Pinkall) for facilitating this most positive outcome. Thanks Guys!