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Heritage Auctions

Heritage Auctions is the largest collectibles auctioneer and third largest auction house in the world, as well as the largest auction house founded in the US. Our loyal and growing number of online bidder-members are a testament to the usefulness of our website (HA.com), our reputation for professional business practices and our vast expertise in the field of art and collectibles. Established in 1976, Heritage offers a wide range of US & World Coins, Rare Currency, Fine & Decorative Art, Western Art, Illustration Art, Vintage Comic Books & Comic Art, Movie Posters, Entertainment & Music Memorabilia, Jewelry & Timepieces, Vintage & Couture Handbags, Sports Collectibles, Historical & Political Memorabilia, Rare Books & Manuscripts, American Indian Art, Air & Space Memorabilia, Civil War Memorabilia, Vintage & Contemporary Photography, Nature & Science Specimens, Fine and Rare Wine, URL domain names and other Intellectual Property, Luxury Real Estate and more. We give our customers unprecedented access to our services using the latest advancements in technology and by maintaining a strong presence in the collectibles community. Our knowledgeable staff of over 130 experts and 400 additional service-oriented professionals, and our suite of services, help our customers develop the best collections possible. We are always looking to acquire interesting items, whether through consignment or by outright purchase, and we spend or disburse millions of dollars every business day, on average, keeping our clients' demands satisfied. Visit www.HA.com now to learn more.www.ha.com

Search complete. 12 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Heritage Auctions".

Sep 28, 2026

Margaret CarriganHOST
1:45
The House confirmed this week that it's launching a dedicated pop culture division covering everything from film and TV to sports memorabilia, music, fashion, and natural history.
Margaret CarriganHOST
1:54
Josh Benesch, a former Heritage Auctions executive who joined Christie's as a consultant this year, will lead as its global head.
Margaret CarriganHOST
2:01
The move follows the blockbuster sale of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Israe's collection, where Christie's sold more than 400 lots for just over $105 million this year, the biggest total ever for a memorabilia collection.
Margaret CarriganHOST
2:14
In a quote, CEO Bonnie Brennan said Christie's is ready to commit.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
27:52
Yeah, she sold her implants.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
27:54
She didn't put it on Heritage Auctions.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
27:56
I asked Tony if we could get it up there, but I don't think he thought it was necessarily legal.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
28:01
But yeah, two grand, and somebody's got, uh, maybe one of the more famous paperweights in wrasslin' history.

27 MINS LATER

Conrad ThompsonHOST
54:50
We're gonna be announcing what I believe to be maybe the most rare wrestling collectible to ever be publicly sold or auctioned.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
54:59
This is gonna be pretty special.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
55:00
Let's welcome him into the program from Heritage Auctions, my friend and yours, Tony.
Conrad ThompsonHOST
55:05
Tony, what's going on, man? How are you?
Tyler LarsonHOST
3:15
Yeah.
Tyler LarsonHOST
3:16
We are here at Heritage Auctions in Dallas, their main headquarters.
Tyler LarsonHOST
3:20
It's, uh, truly a pleasure to be here and a privilege.
Jared James NicholsHOST
3:24
This is so sick.
Tyler LarsonHOST
3:57
[laughs] Babe Ruth's jersey.
Jared James NicholsHOST
3:58
Yeah, I got to start to tune a few of these guitars up.
Jared James NicholsHOST
4:00
The best part about this, you guys, so you would think in your mind, "Oh, I'm going to Heritage Auctions.
Jared James NicholsHOST
4:04
Like, it must be, like, this, like, really tight thing." And it's like, no, these guitars are just sitting out.

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