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Does anyone have a old RedBook laying around that I can give to my nephew Zack. He's 11 years old and I just found out he's a coin nut. He lives in Virginia (I'm in NY) and I don't see him very often, but last weekend we bonded and he showed me a small bag of moderns he had. We went to a coin shop and I got him a couple buffalo nicks and an IHC a well as a proof set for his birth year and the kid was literally bouncing off the wall. I'm going to send him some more stuff now that I'm home and I'd like to send a RedBook also. I was wondering if anyone has laying around collecting dust they wouldn't mind donating or selling for a small fee, I'll do shipping also. Let me know. Thank you, Steve |
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I do ;)
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Thanks Dave, This kid has more energy and thirst for knowledge than I can believe.
The book will be read over and over
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Awesome.
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www.wizardcoinsupply.com is advertising the new Red Book for half price if you preorder now. This means you can get one for $7.48. I don't know what they charge for shipping but that still would make it cheaper than an old used one. Naturally there is the possibility of a older one in a used book store, a hobby place, coin store, etc. |
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To be honest I could have easily bought one of these for him or his Dad would have in a second.
I know people here are great and guys like Dave actually enjoy giving, especially to YN's. (Was kind of shocked to get an answer in 2 minutes though)
Also I wanted to show Zack and his Mom the kind of quality folks that reside here and to begin having some trust of this site. Not foolish trust but at least to the extent that this is a good place to purchase coins. Zack was ready to spend every cent he had, but I needed to slow him down and get him to do some reading. I was hoping for an oldish book because Zack will believe and dwell on the values. I had a hard time trying to explain to him that prices in the book are flexable, he see's it in writing and he will quote it forever.
Dave- Thanks again and I owe you one
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My pleasure.
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Hey, upstate => ummm, would Zack also want an old 2010 version of the Canadian Charlton Catalogue? (it might have a bit of scribbling in the quarters section, but it is certainly in good shape and totally up for grabs if he wants it!?) ... ummm, that's kinda like the Canadian version of The Red Book ... give me a PM if you want me to send it, okay? Steve Edited by stevex6
03/14/2012 03:03 am
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Quote:www.wizardcoinsupply.com is advertising the new Red Book for half price if you preorder now. This means you can get one for $7.48. I don't know what they charge for shipping but that still would make it cheaper than an old used one. Thanks for this. I ordered two, one for me and one for my son, and it came to $19.84 with shipping for both. Can't beat that price! |
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Stevex6 (does that mean Steve exist) Believe it or not when he showed me his bag of coins there was a Canadian nickel in there. He took it out and said "I only want US coins". Actually he said American but I didn't want to talk semantics at that point. So I'll respectfully decline the offer and Thank you very much. I'll let him find his way. |
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When I started coin collecting I didnt want any American in my collection. But that has changed, I this month all I have bought has been american. Tongiht I'm going to get my first morgan.
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Better tell your nephew that prices in the Red Book are pretty much useless, even in the latest edition. Where they get the prices is a mystery to me but they are generally ludicrously over-valued. Edited by TheCoinGeezer
03/14/2012 2:54 pm
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Just having everything in front of him and the facts and grading information in an organized fashion, I'm sure will be a great asset to him.
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upstate => ahahahahaha! (that's classic!) Hey, no problem whatsoever ... man, your nephew is a harsh critic, eh!? => Canada takes zero offense to kid's comments ...  |
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You can find older ones at garage/book sales, the oldest one I've found so far is a 1968.
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03/19/2012 9:59 pm
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Vermontensium,
Got the book yesterday and will send it out this weekend.
It's like brand new -thank you
I'll let you know as this progresses -Steve
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