New Coin World posters

I'm not sure if this has come up, but my latest issue of Coin World Values magazine shows some cool stuff from the publisher. For the top 25 most actively collected US series, they have created a high quality grading photo book with diagrams of wear points. They also offer 25 separate 2' x 3' grading posters for the different series. They look impressive.
I've been looking for some cool coin stuff to decorate my office. In fact, if I could find a 2-3' poster of an Ultra High Relief Saint I would be all over it.
Has anyone ordered or seen one of the posters? They are $25 each ($20 for subscribers) so they are asking quite a bit. What is the quality like?
Example Buffalo Nickel Poster
I've been looking for some cool coin stuff to decorate my office. In fact, if I could find a 2-3' poster of an Ultra High Relief Saint I would be all over it.
Has anyone ordered or seen one of the posters? They are $25 each ($20 for subscribers) so they are asking quite a bit. What is the quality like?
Example Buffalo Nickel Poster
Tom
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Thanks for the heads-up,
Dave
Go for the full monte - all 25 posters for $400.
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Maybe you'll get a free coin with it
Freak
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Slightly OT here, but does it bother anyone that you have to subscribe to Coin World to get the "AA Price" or whatever it is? I've let my sub go to Coin World, as I just haven't been terribly interested in it anymore (too much new mint stuff, crappy dealer ads that I'll never buy from, etc.) Unfortunately, Amos is one of the better online, catch-all supply sources, but not without the subscriber cut. Oh well...
-donn-