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   florida | Apr 18, 2019 08:58am | #1

   Many years ago I paid $4.00 or $5.00 an issue for older issues I needed to fill in my collection. 10 years ago I decided to sell my 25 year collection as my eyesight had gotten bad enough that I no longer read them. About the same time ads started appearing here with other offers to sell. In another year there was a tsunami of sellers and no buyers. The digital revolution had come and made our collections worthless. Give them to a thrift store and don't look back.

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   robertsmu | Apr 18, 2019 11:27am | #2

   I agree with Florida. I have almost the same amount of issues, which were destined for bookshelves I had been building in my office, but I purchased the USB stick with the entire collection of issues for $80 from FHB.

   In Texas, you could bring them to Half Price Books and probably get $25-$50 for the set.

   Of course my bookshelves will look empty with just a usb stick sitting on them, but I'm sure my wife will find a use for them for treasured collections.

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   Blackdouglas | Jul 09, 2020 09:21pm | #3

   Hi I realize it's been quite awhile.sincw your post. Are the magazines still available?

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   spotcheem | May 26, 2021 11:30am | #5

   I have the entire set.
   contact : [email protected]

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   starrjack | Jul 15, 2020 08:26am | #4

   You may not have remarked, but the detailed section in Fine Woodworking nearly constantly has set for purchase. Sometimes entire, sometimes unfinished. Charges up to $450 or so. Do they actually sell at that rate?