You can throw away your Red Book now.

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Haven't bought a red book since 2006.

 

Dang! I just bought a 2013 Red Book at the FUN Show. I coulda had a V8!

Chris

 

Makes sense to me because isn't CoinWorld the authoritative source for pricing?!?!?

 

I was led to believe it was the NGC and PCGS price guides that were Gospel.

 

NGC doesn't regulate their price guide. It's maintained by Numismedia.

Chris

 

Love the Red book , for quick look ups of mintages and relative rarities , I get one every other year and it doesn't matter if I pick up a 2013 or a 1989 to look something up , the prices are relative .

 

I thought it was Craigslist..........

 

love my redbook

 

I like the Red book. It's usually out of date by the time they print it because the price of silver has either gone up or down since it was printed, but it does give you a general idea of the value of things.

 

So does Craigslist.......:devil:

 

Hmm, I thought Craigslist was for finding the oldest profession...

 

I just found out that we have another local show here sponsored by that magazine.

 

i like the red books that specialize on one coin. like just jefferson nickels or commeratives etc. those are the red books to get

 

Am I the only one who enjoys the write-ups in the redbook, even though I use Coin World as the most up-to-date print reference for prices?

 

Farmers?

 

LOL. Now that's just danged funny Scott.

 

Never did get a Red Book, there are plenty of online sources that states mintage numbers. And don't know about others, but I get Coinworld only for the articles which lately it seems are getting duller and duller.

 

Fixers, folks...

 

Yeah...Right.
We've all heard THAT one before.