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"     I inherited a large collection of green glass and would like to find some reference material for prices. Do you have any suggestions?  David G. Price guides are a great place to start when trying to determine the current value of a collection. Bear in mind, however, that the dollar amounts listed in these books represent the prices that objects in good condition have achieved in the recent past. It is best to consider them ballpark values; your own items might fetch the same amount, a little more or a little less.  You do not mention the era or style of your glass collection, so I tracked down a few price guides that cover some of the most collectible glass on the market today -- Depression glass, carnival glass and antique bottles. Green items are available and highly prized in each category. The books are the Collector&amp;#039;s Encyclopedia of Depression Glass by Gene Florence (Schroeder Publishing; 2003), the Standard Encyclopedia of Carnival Glass by Bill Edwards and Mike Carwile (Collector Books; 2004) and Kovels&amp;#039; Bottles Price List (Random House Reference; 2002). Another book by Gene Florence -- Collectible Glassware from the 40s, 50s and 60s: An Illustrated Value Guide (Schroeder Publishing; 2003) -- is also a good general reference. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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