The layout of our auctions is not random. Our experts carefully determine the order of the lots to create an attractive, diverse, and well-balanced auction. They take into account several factors, including:
- Submission time: when the lot was submitted.
- Relative value: the estimated value compared to other lots in the same auction.
- Reserve price: whether the seller has set a minimum price.
- Re-listing: whether a lot was previously unsold and is being offered again.
- Presentation quality: the sharpness of photos, clarity of videos, and completeness of the description.
- Variety and distribution: ensuring similar items are spread evenly throughout the auction.
- Relevance within the theme: how well the lot fits the auction’s category, era, style, or brand.
- Limited number of lots: each auction has a maximum number of entries to keep it organized and ensure every item receives sufficient attention.
Through this approach, each auction is logically structured and offers both buyers and sellers the best possible chance of a successful transaction.
