Sold a Collectible Item. What do I put down for “Broker”?

[Tony1822]

Hi, I sold a personal collectible item of mine online last year. I know it would be under capital gains, however, what would I put under “Brokerage” for the item? Would that be the buyer, or the website I sold it from? Thank you. 

[PattiF]

To enter the sale without needing to enter a "Brokerage":

• Start with Investment Income
• Then Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other then Start
• Did you get a 1099-B or a brokerage statement for these sales? No
• Tell us about this sale, check I'll enter one sale at a time
• Then follow the prompts to record the sale

[Tony1822]

Thank you for the reply. At the moment I am doing it on IOS. It doesn’t ask about a 1099-B, just asks for what kind of investment it was, (I answer other) and then it takes me to asking about a broker.

[ColeenD3]

You can say, "none". A broker is a person who buys and sells goods or assets for others. You are the seller and the website just facilitates your sale; it doesn't broker it.