Are Doug Winter's earlier books on gold coins in demand?
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I just stopped at my local used book store and noticed he had a fair selection of Winter/Fuljenz paperback books on US gold coins. He had them priced at $10 each, which seemed steep for paperbacks. Is there any demand for these? Is the $10 price high or low?
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Those books were written for distribution by Fuljenz, who practically gave them away. They are not nearly as high quality as his books on the branch mint gold coins, and the $20 Lib books have been partially eclipsed by the Bowers Red Book on $20 gold coins. In short, there is abundant supply and little demand.
Now that the NO gold book is out, the Charlotte book is getting tougher to find. It also is in need of updating. I hope that it is next, then CC, then D again, and so on and so forth.
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<< <i>If I see Winter's name in one more post in this forum, I'm going to leap out of a window (but note that I am typing this on the first floor). >>
I can start some QDB threads if you'd like.
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<< <i>If I see Winter's name in one more post in this forum, I'm going to leap out of a window (but note that I am typing this on the first floor). >>
I can start some QDB threads if you'd like.
Too late, I already jumped.