The steam powered rotary printing press was invented in 1843 by Richard Hoe. Its innovation was the use of rollers instead of a flat bed and it greatly increased the speed of printing.
(example: approx. copies per hour - manual flatbed press 500, steam operated flatbed press 2,000, steam rotary press 20,000)
The increased quantity being printed reduced the unit cost and this allowed the owners to reduce the price of newspapers while continuing to make profits.
The steam powered rotary printing press was invented in 1843 by Richard Hoe. Its innovation was the use of rollers instead of a flat bed and it greatly increased the speed of printing. (example: approx. copies per hour - manual flatbed press 500, steam operated flatbed press 2,000, steam rotary press 20,000) The increased quantity being printed reduced the unit cost and this allowed the owners to reduce the price of newspapers while continuing to make profits.
The price of a newspaper in 2004 varied depending on the publication and location. On average, the price ranged from 50 cents to $1.50 per copy for daily newspapers.
No on-line or published price guide for US coins have values for replicas or copy's because they have no value.
In 2010, the price of newspapers varied widely depending on the publication and location. Generally, daily newspapers ranged from around $0.50 to $2.00, while Sunday editions could cost between $1.50 and $5.00. Subscription rates also differed, with many newspapers offering monthly or yearly packages that provided savings compared to single-copy purchases.
To read a copy of the Singapore Straits Times newspaper they could buy it from a store that sells international newspapers. Most bookstores sell international newspapers or it can be read online.
You can find a copy of Teddy Pendergrass' obituary in archives of newspapers that published it at the time of his death, or you can search online for news articles or archives that may have a copy available. Additionally, you may be able to obtain a copy from a library that has archives of newspapers or from a genealogy or research service that specializes in obtaining obituaries.
Nothing- return it to the store where you got it. These have been showing up in penny rolls. it is play money.
The average price per printed copy is a whooping $0.01!
A copy of any US coin has no numismatic value and their worth is limited to the value of the materials it is made of.
A copy of any coin has no value other than that of the materials used to make it.
A copy of an Australian 1930 penny is worth nothing, unless you can put a price on accommodation and meals at one of the finer prisons for passing off forgeries. There are a large number of fakes and forgeries being hawked as genuine, so if you are considering purchasing an Australian 1930 penny of any grade, please be certain that you are purchasing the genuine article and have it authenticated by a reputable coin dealer.
It is worth nothing but its metal value since it is not a real coin.