At the New York firm his father and uncle started in 1933, he was said to have personally conducted more auction sales than anyone else in the industry.
Source: New York Times
Harvey G. Stack, Leading Dealer in Rare Coins, Dies at 93
Published in Auctions, Collectors and Collections, Currency, Deaths (Obituaries), Numismatics, Stack's Bowers Galleries and Stack, Harvey G (1928-2022)
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