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Originally posted by TKDRL
He says "To keep it would not only have been expensive, but a federal offense. The gold regulations of the US Treasury Dept. restrict the holding of fabricated gold to such forms and quantities as are custumarily used."
Originally posted by TKDRL
in 1974 a year subscription of national geographic cost $8.50, today it seems to be $15. Not that much of a change there, $15 for 12 magazines is actually reasonable.
When considering the sale of a collection or looking for information about the worth of a personal collection, valuing the magazines can take a little time and research. [color=ADD6A0]According to National Geographic's website, the magazine has been inspiring the world since 1888. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including nature, science, technology and photography. DT Magazine explains that the magazine only started monthly circulation in 1896 and, in the years before then, only nine issues were published.
[color=ADD6A0]Go to National Geographic's Collector's Corner and click on the Collector's Forum. Write a post about which National Geographic magazines are in the collection and request information from the dealers about potential buyers or values of the magazines.
[color=ADD6A0]Newer National Geographic magazines are not as valuable as older ones, but value will often depend on whether there is someone looking for a particular issue or not.