Does anyone remember the little pocket books Stack's put out in the late 60's - early 70's
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I remember buying one every year, it was my bible as to what to look for, I wish they still put one out, it was a great resource for quick information.
Anyone still have theirs?
Anyone still have theirs?
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Steve
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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Even less frequently seen was a monthly price guide-I believe printed by E Strauss-called the "Yellow Book" of coin values. Anyone remember this one?
<< <i>No, but i used to get em like you. It was a good source for pricing and other info as well.
Steve >>
Yep-low ball all the way. And, if I remember correctly, only two grades-Good and Fine-were listed. I guess you'd get the "fine" value if you sent them an AU or UNC coin.