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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2024675, member: 19463&quot;]I have enough coin books that the lesser ones are in the attic but among my most prized holdings are some of my old auction catalogs.&nbsp; Of course there are good and bad in both categories but there are catalogs that should and do sell for prices that would surprise many of you.&nbsp; Conversely, there are books not worth the price of postage.&nbsp; Should I sell books that I consider not worth owning to people who believe any book is sacred?&nbsp; That depends on who is paying the postage.&nbsp; The number of books offered on Amazon for one cent and $3.99 postage (not necessarily on coins) scares me.&nbsp; Are there coin books that belong in this class.&nbsp; I believe I have a few.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The gray jacket Sear is 1970, third edition (one older than Race&#039;s red one).&nbsp;&nbsp; I just got an ad for preordering the last of the 5 Millennium Sear volumes so it is about ready to exist as a whole after only 15 years.&nbsp; I don&#039;t have volumes 3 and 4 yet.&nbsp; Does anyone?&nbsp; Recommended??? I conside 1 and 2 nice catalogs but expensive and just catalogs for the most part.&nbsp; I would love to see how volume 5 handled the Falling Horseman listings and a few other things.&nbsp; I have not seen a 3 or 4 for sale at a show that was not cellophane wrapped so I don&#039;t know what I think of them and am not willing to pay the price to see.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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