SolvedHip Values of Stamps...

George DeKornfeld

...would be more useful if the listings sold showed their date of sale. An evaluation for a stamp that sold 12-months ago in a fluid market could be dragging the average in either direction. Including the date would aid in catching any outliers in the census.

Greg Doll

When you see the HipValues page, you have to click on an item to see the History tab for the sales history of that item.

Mark Rosenberg

You can already review the date any listing sold. From the listing details page, just click on the "History" tab.

Bob Hatch

What is driving the $910 Hip Value of this stamp in the Current No Reserve Auction event?
Hip Values for all the State Ducks are whacky. Maybe have another look at the algorithm or decimal point placement?

Michael Duehr

It's being filtered by Scott #1. (If you click on the hipvalue it will show you the listings that they are taking the values from.)

john o'neil

Couldn't agree more.

Greg Doll

There you geaux!!!!

George DeKornfeld

Cool! Thanks, Mark!

William Sandrik

Where is the "History" tab. I don't see it when I click on the Hip value?

William Sandrik

Thanks Greg, you were a big help!

It would be nice that the sort feature worked after you clicked on the Hip Value.

Greg Doll

You betcha!

George DeKornfeld

Yeah, the other day I was thinking the exact same thing. I think we have the makings of a FEATURE REQUEST ahem...Mark...
Its slow and tedious enough doing listings without getting slowed down even more by having to opening multiple tabs to get information...

Greg Doll

Not a bad idea. Just have the list pop up with the items sold referenced in the HipValues. That is kind of the point of it anyway isn't it? I think Siegel PowerSearch does that.