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Old 12-May-08, 03:11 PM
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I don't know how many of yous'e are like me and collect reptile books, but just having a look on e-bay and the 2000 ed of Harold Coggers Reptiles of Australia has 2 hrs to go and is up to $410 with 15 bids. Is this the norm or what. item # 170215574587
 
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I don't know how many of yous'e are like me and collect reptile books, but just having a look on e-bay and the 2000 ed of Harold Coggers Reptiles of Australia has 2 hrs to go and is up to $410 with 15 bids. Is this the norm or what. item # 170215574587
Coggers go for quite a lot nowadays. $410 isn't particularly high. The last edition of Cogger is still a very valuable reference because of the high level of detail the species accounts have. No books since published have that level of detail for all Australian frogs/reptiles. In saying that, I'm not sure I'd be willing to fork out that much money for one.

I wish I'd bought some extra copies when it was still in print.


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So do i after seeing the price it went for!!!!
 
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what did it go for,i have a pristine example of that very book,i got picked on for paying v90 bucks for it when it came out,i better go let the teasers know its gone up in value,hehehe
 
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That is a reasonable price for an excellent reference source.
The last time I looked at the price on www.amazon.com it was around the $1000.00 mark.
 
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I got a Coggers for $50 at an AHS meeting a few months back. It was picked up from a used bookstore by another member.
 
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