What's the difference?
- Thread starter Donatas.S
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There is a set of DVD's that can go along with the book (can't remember the magician that made them at the moment) so the one at DnD's might include that as well. I don't know for sure, just a thought.
The difference is because on Dan and Dave's site, they sell the reprint of the FIRST EDITION Erdnase, not a cheap paperback copy. If you want history and class on your bookshelf, get Dan and Dave's. If you dont have much money, get the Penguin Erdnase.
-Casey
-Casey
What CRproductions said is correct, the copy of Expert at the Card Table available at penguin is a cheaper paperback copy. The facsimile edition that Dan and Dave supply are a rarer (750 copies made) exact replica of the original book. I personally bought the facsimile edition because i know it is a book that should be produced in that manner, one i will be constantly refering back to as the bible of card handling, plus it just looks very elegant. so I recommend
From what i can tell the facsimile edition is sold out at Dan and Dave, you can check out revelations as well (description on D&D's website).
From what i can tell the facsimile edition is sold out at Dan and Dave, you can check out revelations as well (description on D&D's website).
Wait a sec, you bought a very rare book and you are using it?? My inner collector inside is yelling at you right now.
If you are going to actually use the book buy the one with lesser face value and tear that one to shreds. *sighs* Oh well.
yes i am using it, and i assure you im very careful. you'll probably still disagree with me, but im not that much of a collector so.....