The Lake Books sale of numismatic literature is now up....

Longacre

I saw in the latest issue of Esylum that the November installment of the Lake Books auction sale of numismatic literature is now up. Here is the link: Lake Books.

Note--I am not affiliated with this sale in any way.

CoinRaritiesOnline

Longacre -- you are doing the board a public service. There are many great books in Fred Lake's sales, and often you can get a really good deal on them.

And I too am not affiliated with the vendor -- other than being a long-time customer.

TwoSides2aCoin

I agree with Dave on your service to Numismatics.

shorecoll

Please don't tell anyone about literature auctions!

My wins are down to 15%.

Don't mention Lake or George Kolbe or Charlie Davis or David Fanning or David Sklow.

Oops

CoinRaritiesOnline

<< <i>Please don't tell anyone about literature auctions!

My wins are down to 15%.

Don't mention Lake or George Kolbe or Charlie Davis or David Fanning or David Sklow.

Oops >>



OK, I promise not to mention Fred Lake or George Kolbe or Charlie Davis or David Fanning or David Sklow.

No one but us should know about these great dealers who offer all kinds of great numismatic books at their secret mail bid sales.

Aw drat -- I did it too!

numisma

You know, I buy books for each of Fred Lake's mail bid sales, but I never receive that catalogs. I learn of the sales--almost every time--by public notices on this forum. So, thanks Longacre. Fred should send you a free book or two for you help.....

Quarternut

After looking through the catalog, this is the first time I haven't found something I wanted to put a bid on...

Not sure if this is due to lower quality consignments or the fact that I own too much stuff already!

QN

Barndog

<< <i>After looking through the catalog, this is the first time I haven't found something I wanted to put a bid on...

Not sure if this is due to lower quality consignments or the fact that I own too much stuff already!

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funny, my assessment was the same!

numisma

<< <i>After looking through the catalog, this is the first time I haven't found something I wanted to put a bid on...

Not sure if this is due to lower quality consignments or the fact that I own too much stuff already!

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Steve, aren't you interested in the 1992 Durst reprint of Browning.

Quarternut

Steve, aren't you interested in the 1992 Durst reprint of Browning.

Do I need more than 2 or 3?

Does it have more or better information than the 1977 Durst reprint?

No...I think I will pass...

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mrearlygold

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