2027 Red Book & Mega Red 10th Edition Explained 🔥 Major Changes Every Coin Collector Needs to Know!

And specifically, let's just jump in and talk about this MegaRed that came out.

I have a copy.

You know, we flash things, you know, we don't have the, we don't really have a big AV department doing podcast editing.

As everybody knows, our podcasts are pretty raw and that's okay.

We'll just keep, it's better to do them than to expect perfection in the podcast, I think.

But anyway, yeah, we both have our copy of Mega Red.

We signed the limited edition hardcover at Whitman Expo a month ago.

There's a few left if you want them.

You can call Billy at the of the signed copies but jeff as you know when i took over the publishing role at waveman i think you mentioned to me early on he said well what are you gonna you know okay great you got red book out to the printer but what about mega red we do it every year and i was like what wait what

How many do we sell? How much money is in that?

You know, we sell a statistical, an important amount.

You know, it is a, it shows up on the revenue.

I think, I don't know.

I think we made eight to 10,000 copies and they're about $60 a piece.

So you do the math.

It's, you know, it's real.

It's, you know, it adds up to real money.

We, you know, we don't get retail for everything by any means, but that makes it important.

Any book that you sell over two or 3,000 copies a year, is meaningful in, you know, because numismatic books, you know, you come out with a great book on 1922 pennies, for example, Tom Delory's book, you know, a thousand copies or 2000 copies.

That's perfect.

That's not a deep audience, but the mega red is interesting and it's huge.

And it's hugely challenging to put together because I mean, it clocks in, I think we put it on a diet and it's still clocks in at 1060 pages, 1060 pages.

So what's in this book that's not in a red book is different than what it used to be.

That's why I took a year off.

I said, Jeff, I need a year.