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Auction Hawk

Find upcoming auctions near you

Auction Hawk is a US auction discovery platform listing 3 auction houses and 6 upcoming auctions across the United States — estate sales, farm and construction equipment, vehicles, coins, collectibles, art and online auctions, updated daily (last updated ).

Search by keyword or ZIP code, or use your location to find auctions nearby.

What auctions are on near me this week?

No auctions start or close in the next 7 days; the next upcoming auctions are listed below.

6 upcoming auctions listed · Updated

Which states have the most auctions?

Browse upcoming auctions in every US state — each state page lists its auctions, cities and auction houses.

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Where are the auction houses near me?

Auction Hawk lists 3 auction houses across the US — search them by name or A–Z, or find the auction houses closest to your ZIP code.

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Prefer a map? The Auction Hawk map plots upcoming auctions and auction houses across the United States — use your location to see what is closest.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Auction Hawk?

Auction Hawk is a US auction discovery platform. We list upcoming auctions and the auction houses running them across all 50 states, so you can find estate sales, equipment, vehicle, collectibles and online auctions in one place and follow the auction houses you like.

Is Auction Hawk free to use?

Yes. Browsing auctions, auction houses and lots is free for bidders, and so is an account for saving favorites and getting auction-day reminders.

Can I bid directly on Auction Hawk?

No. Auction Hawk is a discovery platform, not a bidding platform. Each auction links to the auction house's own website or online bidding catalog, where you register and place bids.

How do I find auctions near me?

Enter your ZIP code or use the Near Me option to see auctions within a chosen distance, browse auctions by state, or open the auction map.

Are the auctions in person or online?

Both. Many sales are online-only and you can bid from anywhere; in-person and hybrid auctions list their address and start time on the auction page.

How often are new auctions added?

Every day. New auctions appear as auction houses publish them, and ended auctions are archived automatically, so the listings stay current.

What is a buyer's premium?

A buyer's premium is a percentage the auction house adds to the winning bid (the hammer price), commonly 10–25% in the US. Sales tax may also apply. Each auction house sets its own rate, so check the sale's terms before you bid.

How do I register to bid?

Register with the auction house running the sale. Open the auction on Auction Hawk, follow the link to its catalog, and create a bidding account with the house or its bidding platform before the auction starts.

How do I pay for and pick up what I win?

Payment, pickup and shipping are arranged directly with the auction house, usually within a few days of the sale. The invoice adds the buyer's premium and any taxes or fees to your winning bid; payment methods and pickup deadlines are listed in each sale's terms.

How do auction houses get listed?

Auction houses can register for a free account and publish their sales, and auctions hosted on BidSpirit are added automatically. Every auction house is reviewed before it is approved.