2007 Redbook for $10.17

I haven't seen a cheaper price for the new 2007 redbook than $10.17
it's listed on the index page at www.ptcoins.com

SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own site...

Wes Chormicle wrote:
SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own site...

Worse than that. If you click on the guy's link, it just takes you to
Amazon. So, in addition to trolling for hits to his website, he's also
hoping for referrals.

Here's a link without a referral:
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-United-s.../dp/0794820379

Or get it even cheaper at Buy.com ($9.32):
http://www.buy.com/prod/2007-the-off...202321290.html

Both places offer free shipping if you order $25 or more.

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Jim Seymour

"P.T." wrote in message
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I haven't seen a cheaper price for the new 2007 redbook than $10.17
it's listed on the index page at www.ptcoins.com

The 2007 redbook is not "new," having been released close to a year ago.
The 2008 edition has been announced, with a street date in April 2008.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw...d+states+coins

James

"Mr. Jaggers" lugburzman[at]yahoo[dot]com wrote in message
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"P.T." wrote in message
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I haven't seen a cheaper price for the new 2007 redbook than $10.17
it's listed on the index page at www.ptcoins.com

The 2007 redbook is not "new," having been released close to a year ago.
The 2008 edition has been announced, with a street date in April 2008.

Duh. Make that April 2007.

James

On Mar 1, 7:12�pm, Jim Seymour wrote:
Wes Chormicle wrote:
SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own site....

Worse than that. *If you click on the guy's link, it just takes you to
Amazon. *So, in addition to trolling for hits to his website, he's also
hoping for referrals.

Here's a link without a referral:http://www.amazon.com/Guide-United-s.../dp/0794820379

Or get it even cheaper at Buy.com ($9.32):http://www.buy.com/prod/2007-the-off...ide-book-of-un...

--
Jim Seymour


TOTALLY AMAZING.......WHEN SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON COINS WHY
WORRY ABOUT HOW MUCH YOU PAY FOR YOUR RED BOOK??? WHY PEOPLE BECOME
SO CHEAP ON SOMETHING THAT THEY NEED????

"stampco" wrote in message

TOTALLY AMAZING.......WHEN SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON COINS WHY
WORRY ABOUT HOW MUCH YOU PAY FOR YOUR RED BOOK??? WHY PEOPLE BECOME
SO CHEAP ON SOMETHING THAT THEY NEED????




SOMETHING THAT THEY NEED?

"stampco" wrote in message
ups.com...
On Mar 1, 7:12?pm, Jim Seymour wrote:
Wes Chormicle wrote:
SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own
site...

Worse than that. If you click on the guy's link, it just takes you to
Amazon. So, in addition to trolling for hits to his website, he's also
hoping for referrals.

Here's a link without a
referral:http://www.amazon.com/Guide-United-s.../dp/0794820379

Or get it even cheaper at Buy.com
($9.32):http://www.buy.com/prod/2007-the-off...ide-book-of-un...

--
Jim Seymour


TOTALLY AMAZING.......WHEN SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON COINS WHY
WORRY ABOUT HOW MUCH YOU PAY FOR YOUR RED BOOK??? WHY PEOPLE BECOME
SO CHEAP ON SOMETHING THAT THEY NEED????

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1) I would guess that it is a minority of collectors who "spend thousands
of dollars on coins." People use the RedBook for many purposes.

2) What, me worry?

3) It is prudent to shop around for the best price, product being equal.
How many of us pass up the opportunity to buy gasoline at a lower price,
effort being equal? Just last evening I had the choice of filling up at
$2.39 or $2.49. I chose the $2.39. Sue me.

James

On Mar 1, 10:12 pm, Jim Seymour wrote:
Wes Chormicle wrote:
SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own site...

Worse than that. If you click on the guy's link, it just takes you to
Amazon. So, in addition to trolling for hits to his website, he's also
hoping for referrals.

WOW - that's worse than Dubya getting us into a war or Ted Bundy
killing all those women.
What a dastardly thing to do!
There oughta be a law!
You guys need to relax.

"Bob F." wrote in message
ups.com...
On Mar 1, 10:12 pm, Jim Seymour wrote:
Wes Chormicle wrote:
SPAM

At least have the decency to admit that this is promoting your own
site...

Worse than that. If you click on the guy's link, it just takes you to
Amazon. So, in addition to trolling for hits to his website, he's also
hoping for referrals.

WOW - that's worse than Dubya getting us into a war or Ted Bundy
killing all those women.
What a dastardly thing to do!
There oughta be a law!
You guys need to relax.

I'm relaxed! This is fun, actually.

James