Red book question

A. Roy wrote:
I know many collect red
books and wonder if the library should move this copy to the
Rare Books room.

I seriously doubt that such features will add even one cent of value to that
book, but like Art Linkletter said many times through many years, "People
are funny."

Larry
'Some mo' funny than others'

I visited my local library yesterday to peruse the coin
books. I noticed in the row of red books one that appeared
up-side-down. I took a closer look and realized that the
cover was printed incorrectly. It was the 2003 hard cover
edition. The front cover printing was nornal, the spine
printing was up-side-down, and the ISBN was printed
up-side-down at the top of the front cover on top of (or
underneath) the regular print. I know many collect red
books and wonder if the library should move this copy to the
Rare Books room.

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Alan Roy
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Unusual Royal Canadian Mint items:
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