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• The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 17, April 23, 2000, Article 4
  

  WHAT'S A BINDING WORTH?
  

  NBS Vice President Tom Sheehan writes: "I recently purchased
  a set of numismatic books that came in two or three bindings with
  a couple of volumes unbound. I decided that the set would be
  both more usable if bound and more attractive. Now I didn't hold
  back much, if anything, in the binding. The cost of binding and the
  shipping equaled one third of what I paid for the set.
  

  It is entirely possible that my two-year-old granddaughter will be
  the financial benefactor. In the meantime I have a "killer" set for
  my bookshelf. I find it hard to pass that section of the shelf
  without admiring the spines or picking one off the shelf just to
  hold or rummage through.
  

  Others might spend two or three thousand dollars to put a real
  nice paint job on an vintage automobile and know they will
  never make a dime on the deal. We can have pride of ownership
  in numismatics just like in other hobbies."
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v03n17a04.html

Data de publicação

• 2000-04-23

Volume

• 3

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