Anyone know when the next QDB "Red Books" will be out?

Amazon is listing both the "Type Set" and the "Five Cent Piece" red
books. Anyone know when these will really be published?

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Bob

"Bob Flaminio" wrote in message
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Amazon is listing both the "Type Set" and the "Five Cent Piece" red
books. Anyone know when these will really be published?

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Bob


I spoke to my wholesaler last thursday and he had heard of no street date
whatsoever for either one.

James
'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

James Higby wrote:
"Bob Flaminio" wrote in message
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Amazon is listing both the "Type Set" and the "Five Cent Piece" red
books. Anyone know when these will really be published?

I spoke to my wholesaler last thursday and he had heard of no street
date whatsoever for either one.

James
'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

I suppose it's the literary equivalent of "vaporware".

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Bob

In article ,
"James Higby" heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote:

'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

Vapor-print.

In article , "James Higby"
heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote:

[snip]
'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

"Cherrypicker's Guide" ...

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Ken Barr wrote:
In article , "James Higby"
heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote:

[snip]

'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'


"Cherrypicker's Guide" ...

Good one Ken!

Ken Barr wrote:
[snip]
'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

"Cherrypicker's Guide" ...

What about the revised Hibler-Kappen? Hasn't that been in production for
like ten years now?

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Bob

"Bob Flaminio" wrote in message
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Ken Barr wrote:
[snip]
'we need a term for the opposite of out-of-print'

"Cherrypicker's Guide" ...

What about the revised Hibler-Kappen? Hasn't that been in production for
like ten years now?

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Bob

IIRC, that book was issued back before zip codes. Is either Hibler or
Kappen still around to do the job?

James

"Bob Flaminio" wrote in message
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Amazon is listing both the "Type Set" and the "Five Cent Piece" red
books. Anyone know when these will really be published?

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Bob


Bob,

I talked to Whitman on the phone last month. They stated that the Type Set
book would be out in late January. They took my preorder. I haven't heard
anything from Whitman since.

However, in the article in Coin World last week about the high and low extra
leaf varieties, the author stated that the Wisconsin coin would be mentioned
by QDB in the type book due out in May...

As an aside, I have not had good luck using Amazon to get Whitman books. I
have ordered both a Red Book and the Double Eagle book, but they seem to
have problems getting them. I eventually had to cancel those orders and get
them from a supplier or book store.

Mark

Mark Behrens wrote:
As an aside, I have not had good luck using Amazon to get Whitman
books. I have ordered both a Red Book and the Double Eagle book, but
they seem to have problems getting them. I eventually had to cancel
those orders and get them from a supplier or book store.

Actually, I had pretty good luck with QDB's Morgan and Double Eagle
books. I ordered them together, and they both arrived pretty quickly.

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Bob