It looks like we're gonna need a bigger boat.

[Matt]

I didn't see where collectors could partake in the non-auction selling that is currently going on - how do we get a list of what is available?

[Fred]

I guess this is going to be one of those must have auction catalogs.

[Griffins]

as I understand it from the announcement, the bulk of the collection will be offered in the next 2 years of Legendary auctions.

[terjung]

I too have been blessed to view the amazing collection firsthand. I can tell you that the only thing that surpassed seeing it was the generosity and humility of Chad and Doug. More accommodating people you will not find. If there is a level above first class, they are in it.

[calvindog]

Frank DiRoberto's fingers are going to be sore from all his online bidding!

[3-2-count]

Add me to the list of people who have had the privilege and pleasure of viewing this incredible collection in person. I echo what so many have already stated.
You won't find a nicer family. I wish them nothing but the best moving forward!!

[insidethewrapper]

Any reason indicated why they are selling everything ? Illness, bored , financial problems etc ? Just read a recent article and they stated they loved the museum . Any insights ?

[prewarsports]

Doug

PLEASE Break up the Cameo Pepsin pin collection into lots so I can win the Louis Sockalexis! Pretty Please!

Rhys Yeakley

[glchen]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

Any reason indicated why they are selling everything ? Illness, bored , financial problems etc ? Just read a recent article and they stated they loved the museum . Any insights ?

According to the Legendary release, they are selling because of the time it takes to maintain the collection, which they want to put into other others. Here's a quote from the release:

“It sounds cliché but it’s true,” said Chad Dreier. “It is just time. Maintaining a collection of this caliber and size requires a considerable amount of energy that I want to put other places at this stage in my life. I can’t think of a better thing to do with our collection at this point than make it available for other collectors to appreciate.”