Thinking about upgrading...

I'm thinking about moving from Scholars to Platinum or Gold. Here is my dilemma - I have all the tool sets in the product now. I look at the gold and platinum and see a couple resources that I'd like to use (BDAG comes to mind) but I'm not seeing much that would constitute the price difference. Is there something I'm missing? I think I'd almost be better buying one off resources that I want (NICOT/NT, BDAG/HALOT, etc.).

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Kevin Becker

Alexander, that's the calculation you have to make, is the new content of a higher base package worth the price? Or is going ala carte better? Only you can answer that. For me the extra resources along the way--UBS Handbooks, Pillar, BDAG, Cascadia syntax graphs, and so forth was worth it.

Break out a spreadsheet and see what you come up with.

Dave Hooton

I'm thinking about moving from Scholars to Platinum or Gold.

Why not consider Silver as the extra Commentaries alone are worth more than the Upgrade price?

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Scholar's Gold included United Bible Society (UBS) Handbooks; wiki Logos Resource Reviews => UBS New Testament Handbook Series and => UBS Old Testament Handbook Series

For UBS handbooks, upgrading to Scholar's Gold is a better deal than purchasing UBS handbook series individually.

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