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HP 18C book for sale, is it worth it? - Don Jennings - 11-14-2008
I just saw a book by Coffin on the 18C. It seems to be priced at 119 bucks! How could it possibly be worth that much? Isn't that more than how much the 18C is worth by itself? It's listed at Alburtis books. I may have that spelled wrong. Albirtis?
Re: HP 18C book for sale, is it worth it? - Don Jennings - 11-14-2008
Quote:It's spelled Alibris:)
I just saw a book by Coffin on the 18C. It seems to be priced at 119 bucks! How could it possibly be worth that much? Isn't that more than how much the 18C is worth by itself? It's listed at Alburtis books. I may have that spelled wrong. Albirtis?
Re: HP 18C book for sale, is it worth it? - Olivier TREGER - 11-14-2008
Having a look at the merchant's web site, it lokos like it's the original owner's manual.
It appears that you encountered one of the dark sides of "bid a & ask"...
Re: HP 18C book for sale, is it worth it? - Don Jennings - 11-14-2008
Quote:The weird thing is, I just got Coffin's Easy programming for the HP48GX for 16 bucks from the same site! I predict a Loooong time till that book sells:)
Having a look at the merchant's web site, it lokos like it's the original owner's manual.It appears that you encountered one of the dark sides of "bid a & ask"...