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<p>[QUOTE="kookoox10, post: 1496971, member: 31129"]To totally discredit price guides in general is a real shame. This was how most people got a baseline for the value of their coin and currency before the advent of the internet. It's a great source for generalized pricing, and that's it. Saved a lot of people's rawhide from paying $100 for a $2 coin. Although I think the uneducated use the Red Book to price out their coins on Craigslist.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kookoox10, post: 1496971, member: 31129"]To totally discredit price guides in general is a real shame. This was how most people got a baseline for the value of their coin and currency before the advent of the internet. It's a great source for generalized pricing, and that's it. Saved a lot of people's rawhide from paying $100 for a $2 coin. Although I think the uneducated use the Red Book to price out their coins on Craigslist.[/QUOTE]
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