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Message:: [QUOTE="RiverGuy, post: 1335338, member: 22755"]I have both sold and purchased in Heritage Auctions.  Normal sellers fee is 10% not 5%.  It is negotiable. I recently advised a non-profit org. in selling some U.S. gold and the sellers fee was 0.00. Doug has it right,  all things considered, Heritage offers the fairest results for either seller or buyer.  I have bid on-site and internet and never been disappointed with my purchases.  In fact, the coins I "won" via internet have usually been more pleasing than expected - and I love that kind of surprise.  They also offer what I consider the most accurate and detailed pictures of any on-line auction.  BUT, you still have to do your homework and resist the urge to bid in the auction moment - set your limits!The only "negative" for Heritage is the length of time for recieving payment as a seller.  Don't sell if you need the $$ quickly.Our comments here on CT will help in Heritage familiarization but I suggest you try out bidding on an inexpensive item to get your toes wet.  I think you will find their practices and procedures to be very professional and "super" user friendly.[/QUOTE]