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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;treylxapi47, post: 1854547, member: 41863&quot;]I wondered about printing it off, but then again it&#039;s widely available for free right there at that link, so something had to give. I was under the impression that either DLRC published the books or financed the publishing or just out right purchased the rights to these select publications. I know DLRC&#039;s Facebook page told me I could print them when I asked for the link, so I&#039;m thoroughly confused now. Plus how would anyone know if I printed them if I would&#039;ve never even asked this question? Heck, I wouldn&#039;t even have second guessed myself since they were freely available for viewing and recommended through a top tier numismatic company. Like I said, it&#039;s a little confusing. </p><p><br /></p><p>If all were in PDF format for printing I could easily print off all 8-10 books I want for a ream of paper and set of ink cartridges. That&#039;s like $55 at staples. So I can buy all those books for around that price?!? I don&#039;t see that as realistic, even at 2 reams of paper and 2 ink sets I&#039;m only at $110, maybe $125 for the binders too. </p><p><br /></p><p>Im not arguing that I can&#039;t find cheaper used books, it was just nice these were all in one place and almost useful to actually print off. Possibly at a better price than buying the books themselves. Also, I like to take notes and I would much rather &#039;ruin&#039; plain jane paper than an actual book, plus I could always have backup copies since it&#039;s free to reprint digitally. Print of any one page as needed or the whole thing over again. </p><p><br /></p><p>I tell ya what, I wish I still had access to the college. There I could print unlimited pages for free. Totally would&#039;ve been worth it for these.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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