Heritage basically call Lelands & SCP non-major auction houses

[oldjudge]

Actually, if someone asked me to name the major auction houses I would name Heritage and REA. There is a group of others, including those mentioned, which I would classify as midsize, and a group of smaller auctions. Just one man’s opinion.

[perezfan]

I would put Lelands, Hunts, Goldin and SCP in the "major" category. All have handled countless items that have sold in the "6 Figures" range.

[RedsFan1941]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Actually, if someone asked me to name the major auction houses I would name Heritage and REA. There is a group of others, including those mentioned, which I would classify as midsize, and a group of smaller auctions. Just one man’s opinion.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^

exactly

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Actually, if someone asked me to name the major auction houses I would name Heritage and REA. There is a group of others, including those mentioned, which I would classify as midsize, and a group of smaller auctions. Just one man’s opinion.

Yep, no one else operates on their scale. Now that I'm strictly memorabilia, my 'major' group includes Lelands and Hunt. I hope LOTG keeps growing, as Al is setting a great example of how auction houses should operate.

[MVSNYC]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Yep, no one else operates on their scale. Now that I'm strictly memorabilia, my 'major' group includes Lelands and Hunt. I hope LOTG keeps growing, as Al is setting a great example of how auction houses should operate.

Hear, hear.

[Huysmans]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Yep, no one else operates on their scale. Now that I'm strictly memorabilia, my 'major' group includes Lelands and Hunt. I hope LOTG keeps growing, as Al is setting a great example of how auction houses should operate.

Well said Scott.
Collecting mostly antique baseball and hockey memorabilia now, I love drooling over some of the past Lelands and Hunt offerings from over the years.