What do you read?

Was it any better than the 2016 redbook? Just wondering if they made it more interesting or if i should wait until 2019 before I upgrade

 

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Oh come one. Be honest. You also read golf digest.

 

Something on coin grading may be helpful.

 

I think around here that is spelled Gold Digest.

 

Bowers book on The Expert's Guide to Collecting & Investing in Rare Coins is very informative, although he sometimes sounds a bit arrogant.

 

Coin World has some really good writers, but in my opinion The Numismatist writing has dropped some.

 

Truthfully, I'm semi new it was my first redbook so I don't know

 

Well, he should've specified that.

 

Just the online version. Does that count?

 

Whilst visiting the Old Fort in Corfu Town, I purchased 3 small Visitor's Guides - all published in Athens. 1) The history of the Numismatic Museum of Athens. 2) Coins and art. 3) The coinage of Alexander the Great. - There were a few other similar booklets - maybe next time ! Prices, 3 & 3 & 2 Euros.

 

The wait is over. The 2019 Red Book is shipping. WAAAAAAAY more varieties are covered, which probably means a thicker book.

 

Yes, I was talking about coin books. What else do we talk about here?

 

Okay, but why buy a copy every year? I don't see it changing all that much. And I've found my local library tends to stock the latest version.

 

Supposedly HUGE changes this year. I haven't seen it yet.

 

I have copies of SCWC for almost every one of the last 20 years.

 

Thanks, I'll check it out.

 

A lot of different things. You should look around the site.

 

Well, considering I was posting in Coin Chat, I figured I was talking about coin books. But I have looked at other forums, and surprised at what you all talk about. I mean, c'mon, a hot dog isn't a sandwich. It's a condiment-covered piece of meat!