Heritage Auctions T206 Set Catalog

[alywa]

Has anyone else received the Heritage catalog for their September 20th T206 set auction? The catalog itself is simply beautiful... wonderful pictures of every card in the auction with great stories and bios on many of the players. The catalog is a treasure of information about the set, and certainly won't be going in the trash like every other auction mailer I get.

https://sports.ha.com/c/search-resul...088+4294947101

[bxb]

Originally Posted by alywa

Has anyone else received the Heritage catalog for their September 20th T206 set auction? The catalog itself is simply beautiful... wonderful pictures of every card in the auction with great stories and bios on many of the players. The catalog is a treasure of information about the set, and certainly won't be going in the trash like every other auction mailer I get.

https://sports.ha.com/c/search-resul...088+4294947101

Agree. I'm saving the catalog as a reference.

[T206Collector]

I too am keeping mine. It’s a resource.

[Webster]

Is it known who the owner of the Heritage Set might be?

[clydepepper]

Heck, I find their catalogs to be great additions to my Baseball collection.

For those of us whose pockets aren't quite deep enough, they will have to do.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by Webster

Is it known who the owner of the Heritage Set might be?

Don Louchios (2005)
Don Louchios has compiled a collection that is arguably the best, pound-for-pound, in the hobby. Quality is a constant. While Don's collection contains many of the classics like The Big Three (T206's, 1933 Goudeys and 1952 Topps), he has also made an effort to diversify his collection by assembling non-traditional sets like the ultra-tough 1950 Drake's and 1964 Topps Stand-Up baseball issues. In addition, Don does not limit himself to baseball. He has the finest 1935 National Chicle football set on the registry and one of the best 1933 Goudey Sport Kings sets as well. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect to Don's collection is the fact that it is constantly growing and improving. Don is a very active PSA Set Registry member and seemingly far from ending his hobby journey. As the years go by and Don's collection reaches new heights, the hobby will be watching. It has certainly been amazing to watch so far and, this year; it was time to induct such a great collector into our PSA Set Registry Hall of Fame.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Webster View Post
Is it known who the owner of the Heritage Set might be?
Don Louchios (2005)

I have heard his name mentioned multiple times within the hobby, but if I wasn't a collector and I encountered a Don Louchios in a movie, I would assume the character would be a Mob boss.

Brian