What is next best option for someone wanting to learn about fascinating craft of Metal Casting?

The internet is one of great providers of information today... there are thousands of web sites on net, which deliver information on all kinds of subjects.

You need to find one that is specific to information you are searching for.

While some web sites list hard cover books for sale, which can take days, or even weeks to be delivered, ultimate way to get information you want almost straight away is by downloading high quality, subject specific information in ebook form, which focus on best practical methods to use for consistent results.

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One of most popular hobby metal casting web sites on net is: http://www.myhomefoundry.com this is an Australian owned web site, which provides quality information for hobby foundry worker. You can also download free ebooks and sign up for free hobby casting ezine while your visiting web site.

The information seeking hobby foundry worker can download free ebooks as samples to read before deciding to get full version ebooks.

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Both of BlackBooks have new 2006 editions out as well. The Official BlackBook Price Guide to US Paper Money and Official Blackbook Price Guide to United States Coins by Thomas E. Hudgeons Jr. were released on June 7, 2005. The BlackBooks are smaller and done entirely in black and white. But they are also cheaper than RedBook and contain most of information RedBook does. At $6.99 and $7.99 respectively they are worth their money in valuing your collection.

Whether you choose RedBook or BlackBook or like me both, I strongly urge you to purchase at least one. The coin market has gained in value tremendously since US State Quarter program started in 1999. The millions of new collectors gained from State Quarter program has driven prices up on coins in general. To make sure you don't sell or under value your collection it is essential that you stay up on current market prices. I also recommend that collectors subscribe to a monthly or quarterly coin magazine for this reason as well but more on this later.