Which revolutionary retail strategy, first implemented in the 1990s, transformed how military artifacts and memorabilia were sold by creating authenticated online marketplaces?

The retail landscape for military memorabilia and historical artifacts has undergone significant transformation over the decades. Museums, specialty shops, and online marketplaces have all evolved in how they present and sell military history items. This poll tests your knowledge of a groundbreaking retail innovation that changed how military history enthusiasts access artifacts and collectibles.

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eBay's Military & Collectibles Authentication Program, which created the first major verified online marketplace for military artifacts
Sotheby's Military History Digital Auction House, which brought high-end military auctions to online bidders
The Pentagon's Direct-to-Collector Surplus Program, which allowed civilians to purchase decommissioned items online
The Museum Network Exchange, which connected military museums to sell duplicate artifacts through a shared digital platform