Didya think about checking eBay? A prospectus recently sold for $132.50 and a stock certificate recently sold for $52. There is current auction for a prospectus that is at $52 at this writing and ends 02/03. I would expect to see the high bid to be at least double that before ending. Frankly I would not give you 10 cents for a prospectus, but I would love to have a stock certificate in mint condition. Ask what you want. Caveat emptor I say! I repeatedly see new and used items sell on eBay for far more than new ones readily available at retail. A good example is the "DMC" license plate. It is frequently billed, AND sold I might add, as "extremely rare" or "hard to find", "very valuable", and "no longer available", all inaccurate. Obviously the prospectus and stock certificates don't fall into that category. But if I were you I would put the prospectus on eBay with tons of hype such as "extremely rare" or "exceptionally rare", "last one available at any price" or "none better at any price", "priceless", and such. Say as much as you can about it and post at least six different photos of it. Back in the 40's and 50's, maybe earlier, there were signs on gas stations out west that proclaimed "last gas for 200 miles". A few miles down the road another gas station claimed the same thing. In the twilight zone anything goes, particularly if you have never been there before. Good luck! Regards, Ed Thompson (#6419 since 1982) Midlothian, VA > Sean Spurlock wrote: > > I have had a few inquires for the original stock prospectus...I am curious, > so I don't rip anyone off, or don't get ripped off, what is the value on > one. It is in excellent condition! Thanks!