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Here is our list based on their contribution to hobby history and the breadth and scope of their collections. There were 50 collectors on our short list.
We did include dealers who also collected. What do you think? 1. Charles Bray 2. Sir Edward Wharton Tigar 3. Buck Barker 4. Lionel Carter 5. Richard Egan 6. James Copeland 7. Frank Nagy 8. Barry Halper 9. Dr. Robert Wesiberg 10. Mark Rucker Bruce Dorskind America's Toughest Want List bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com |
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