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National Geographics for 20 cents each (1950 - present)
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The bookstore at the Wheaton Library in Maryland sells National Geographics for 25 cents each (20 cents for 5 or more) back to 1950. Before 1950 they are 50 cents each, but those issues are in fair…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Sargent Oct 14, 2010.
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"Urged ever onward by the quest of the unknown, the Dauntless leader, symbolic of Man’s age-old struggle to master the Earth, has Braved the Sea, Conquered the Desert, Pierced the Jungle, Scaled the Mount. At last his tired eyes behold the Goal…"
Keith Sargent left a comment for Keith Sargent"My e-mail is ksargent2@yahoo.com
I'm 52 years old with a wife and 2 children 7 and 12."
Keith Sargent left a comment for Keith Sargent"Here's Another Old Comment page! I see we've talked before!
I'm happy to give away my duplicates to someone that is still collecting. I'm not sure there's that many left now that there is free access on the web."
George Thomas Wilson left a comment for Keith Sargent"Yes sir, I am. I'm usually here being retired and all that."
Keith Sargent replied to Shirley T. Scott's discussion Interest in Geographic Magazines of the 40's and 50's, esp. nature and WWII in the group East Coast Collectors of National Geographic."I may be able to help. Am I too late? This post is almost 3 years old!
I have many duplicates of the 1950's. If they go to a good home, I'm happy to give them away."
Keith Sargent replied to bill kolter's discussion Looking for April, 1913 issue of National Geographic"That's the issue I was missing. Several months ago, I was outbid for that issue on e-Bay It went for $175! But later I found all 12 issues of 1913 on sale and was able to get them for $150! So, now I have an extra set of 1913 NG's (without…"
Keith Sargent replied to Keith Sargent's discussion National Geographics for 20 cents each (1950 - present)"Consecutive run estimates (ranges from good to mint):
#1888-present: $25,000 - 80,000
# 1888-1900: $15,000 - 45,000
# 1900-present: $7,000 - 15,000
# 1900-1920: $3,000 - 8,000
# 1921-1945: $1,500 - 3,500
# 1946-1975: $750 - 1,500
# 1976-present:…"
Keith Sargent replied to Karen L. Barnes's discussion 1909 - 1915 - 8 Volumes Just Discovered"You have a very odd binding. A real volume was six issues. Value depends on whether they have the covers and the ads. Without them, each "volume" might be worth $20 to $40. With them, possibly $50. This fellow has never been able to sell…"
Keith Sargent replied to Nicole Tompkins's discussion Need to sell or get rid of my boyfriends' National Geographic Magazines!!!"Oh? If he wants to get rid of them, why did the task fall to you? When he wants his car washed, will you wash it? When he's hungry, will you feed him? I'll be serious for a second... You'll be lucky if you can find a library or school…"
Keith Sargent replied to Edwin G. Cotto's discussion WOW, NGM's as a great heritage."You contact top officials in Nigeria Government Service Export/Import branches. They have much money for your pleasure and can help you. You must give them maxiimum confidence in these matters. But they is very trustworthy. You be real sure of it.…"
Keith Sargent posted a discussionNational Geographics for 20 cents each (1950 - present)
The bookstore at the Wheaton Library in Maryland sells National Geographics for 25 cents each (20 cents for 5 or more) back to 1950. Before 1950 they are 50 cents each, but those issues are in fair to poor condition. People donate their NG collections all the time, but the library has to "recycle" (i.e. throw them away) every few months because they don’t have the shelf space to store all the donations. However, they don’t get many donations of pre-1960 NG's.No, they won't mail them to you. …See More
Keith Sargent replied to Scott T. Shier's discussion Anybody looking for some advice on how to Clean-up and/or Repair NGS items?"This is the advice I got from Nick Koopman: Reinforce the spine by pulling the covers completely off the magazine with the spine. Then put a strip of white acid free tape along the spine bridging 1/8 inch of both covers and the complete spine
on the…"
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- I've been a lifetime member since 1976 and my collection goes back to 1909. I hope I can stop now, but I'm missing a lot of supplements!
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- At 7:19pm on October 13, 2010,
Melvin L. De Vilbiss said…
- No, I'm sorry I don't know Ross Englehart. Nice picture of your collection. It is a labor of love, isn't it? Mel
- At 8:54pm on October 13, 2010,
- My oldest is Vol 1, No. 3, July 1889. I'm missing about 100 of the oldest magazines; my loose issue collection is complete from Jan 1905 to present. My bound collection is complete from 1900 through 1995, though my 1902 bound volume is missing both maps (January issue) and I also have the complete bound Volume III. I have spoken with a couple of guys who both have a complete collection, and one other fella here in Maryland missing only three of four magazines - something I'll most likely never attain, but it doesn't hurt to dream!
- At 2:15pm on March 31, 2015, George Thomas Wilson said…
Yes sir, I am. I'm usually here being retired and all that.
- At 2:26pm on March 31, 2015, Keith Sargent said…
Here's Another Old Comment page! I see we've talked before!
I'm happy to give away my duplicates to someone that is still collecting. I'm not sure there's that many left now that there is free access on the web.
- At 2:28pm on March 31, 2015, Keith Sargent said…
My e-mail is ksargent2@yahoo.com
I'm 52 years old with a wife and 2 children 7 and 12.
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