Best Auction Platform

[BioCRN]

PWCC/Fanatics lets you sort by "Earliest Year" as well as sport-type categories. That is very useful to me for browsing rather than specifically looking for something.

The opposite end is Goldin which too often doesn't return proper search results even when using exact terms. Browsing is hard to narrow down and searching often gives results that are not what you want. You search for "caramel" and you get results for "Carmelo Anthony" because the engine decides you can't spell or know what you really want.

A lot of the other auction houses use a couple very similar setups and even if they're not awesome, you get used to using them.

[vintagerookies51]

Heritage was overwhelming at first trying to navigate, but agreed I really like being able to see what's up for auction months in advance. Makes no sense to not be able to preview the auction until it actually starts, leaving you 2-3 weeks to try to gather the funds if your grail card happens to be in there.

[Keith H. Thompson]

except REA. I use a 29 inch Apple Mac, and with a minimum of clicks I can bid on or watch every single item I wish in an organized way that seems easy. Just yesterday I went through every single one of the 3700 or so items. I miss stuff in Heritage because of the overwhelming material in so many different categories.