Just wondering. I hope that's ok asking.
... + $5 for setting up a payment plan which I would pay off quickly, plus interest (my cheque account has an annual interest rate of about 11%), plus having to starve all days and not buy lunch coupons for uni. And the currency exchange rate is REALLY bad, worst in over 4 years.I don't know which exact Verbum Feature Crossgrade -specific features or datasets would be missing (not wanting the Online Manuscript database).
I'm hesitant and no-one has managed to persuade me just yet.
If I should upgrade I'm more decisive about what few books I would add at the same time with the Topical Bundles.
I thought CE stands for Core Engine. [:D]
3860
$5,940.20 USD
$2,351.22
And the currency exchange rate is REALLY bad, worst in over 4 years.
Huh, and I was just thinking the exchange rate is the best I've seen in 4 years...
[;)]
$2,839
$4,645.50
I wouldn't really use any of the pastoral material. Have to wonder if Faithlife is ever gonna produce any non-pastoral BP:s. EDIT: I have L4 Original Languages Library among other things.EDIT2: by adding Verbum Basic at the same time, I would gain the Catholic Answers Video Library license and I would exceed the $500 so that I would qualify for the $50 promo money:I don't know which exact Verbum Feature Crossgrade -specific features or datasets would be missing (not wanting the Online Manuscript database).
And so we don't hijack the thread, how much would Collectors edition cost you?
$6,317.52
Not able to even consider something like this, but for the purpose of this post, I checked anyway.
$1,268.01
$1,682.32
$4,969.12 so way out of reach at the moment
Without even calculating how much exactly I've spent, less than I've spent so far. Even so I would not have been content if L6 Collector's Edition would have come out earlier exactly as it's now for example when there was L4 and I would not have considered it at all at any point in time including now. When L5 came out I considered all generic base-packages up to Diamond and settled for an upgrade to L5 Bronze and Verbum Basic 5, when the + -base-packages came out I upgraded to Verbum Foundations+ 5:
$4,082.75.
$3498.81
Without even calculating how much exactly I've spent, less than I've spent so far. Even so I would not have been content if L6 Collector's Edition would have come out earlier exactly as it's now for example when there was L4 and I would not have considered it at all at any point in time including now. When L5 came out I considered all generic base-packages up to Diamond and settled for an upgrade to L5 Bronze and Verbum Basic 5, when the + -base-packages came out I upgraded to Verbum Foundations+ 5:And so we don't hijack the thread, how much would Collectors edition cost you?
Can't you just answer the question?
$5,524.73 for me and I'm not attracted to it. I'm not even attracted to Portfolio either which is in the 3 grand range. The extra resources seem like clutter only, nothing that would appeal to me to make that jump. As far as I know, Platinum continues to be the best deal ever, especially with NIGTC and PNTC being back along with the other nice sets and new resources. Collector's Edition should be you "collecting" the resources you really want, not pre-chosen for you. After all, if you're going to pay that much money, you should be able to pick and choose a little. [;)]
DAL
I forgot to mention (concerning my previous reply).
Coming from L5 Diamond, Crossgrading to L6 Feature Upgrade, my upgrade cost to L6 Collectors will be $6,317.52.
It's $7110 for me. Just a small fraction of the weekly salary of a Premier League player.
Thanks for making me laugh today @abondservant.
My upgrade price is only $8,686.97 ... meh, I thought it'd be much more than that [:P]
Mine upgrade will be $5,574.35.
My upgrade would be just over $5445.
Mine's $885.80. Buying it would save me about $400 in prepubs (mostly on the Dictionary of Classical Hebrew), so I'm tempted. But still not enough value to make it a no-brainer.
$3080. If I didn't have Logos stuff I'm paying off and be super frugal for the next two years maybe, but I doubt it.
I'd also find myself single again in all likelihood. Some things aren't worth it. [;)]
$7,271.99 ...that's before I've upgraded to L6 though. Planning on going to a Diamond package (currently L4 Platinum + L5 Crossgrade + a bunch of other stuff).
$1981.10 is my upgrade price
Buying it would save me about $400 in prepubs (mostly on the Dictionary of Classical Hebrew),
Mark, Do you have a list of what is in the package that is on pre-pub?
$6,727.83 for me. I've got Gold Standard now. I'll upgrade to Reformed Portfolio next, and possibly the Standard Portfolio too. If doing those things substantially knocks down the Collector price to around $2000, I'll go for it.
$1,115.00
$3,119.26 for me.
$6000 and still have not upgraded to L6. Waiting for some of the bugs to get shaken out.
$5,058
So that is not within the realm of possibility. Actually, I am not interested.
My upgrade price is only $8,686.97 ... meh, I thought it'd be much more than that
Seems like you should get the building, parking lot and a few acres of Bellingham, for just a little bit more.
While people retire to Bellingham because it is cheaper than Seattle, you're greatly misjudging the costs of living in paradise aka the Pacific Northwest.
$9177 plus tax - I just upgrade to Logos 6 Baptist Silver - once I have this paid for I am praying I will be able to upgrade to Gold. Collectors Edition is something I can only dream about owning.
It's $5,016.59 for me which is to much to think about.
4,064.84 USD
I started with L4 Gold --> L4 Platinum --> L5 Portfolio --> L6 Reformed Platinum (Even though I am a Baptist Pastor, the Reformed package had much better resources especially considering I could get Barth's Church Dogmatics, in the package for about $50 more as a standalone)
I have also purchased a lot of stand alone commentaries and Dictionaries.
$2314.47
Buying it would save me about $400 in prepubs (mostly on the Dictionary of Classical Hebrew), Mark, Do you have a list of what is in the package that is on pre-pub?
I don't have a full list, because I only made a note of the pre-pubs that I had already placed an order for. I think there were other pre-pubs that I had not ordered that I didn't note down.
But here's what I have:
Mine was 3100.00; but included an upgrade to Reformed Portfolio as well, about 1500 resources in total, Anchor was probably about half that since I only owned about 5 volumes.
64 still forth coming upon release.
Here is as complete of a list as I could compile before coffee . Should be everything.Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics *
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology (3 vols.) *
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities *
A Dictionary of Christian Biography, Literature, Sects and Doctrines (4 vols.) *
Brief Memoir of the Life and Writings of the Reverend John Gill
The Preacher's Manual: Including Clavis Biblica, and a Letter to a Methodist Preacher *
The Bibliographical Miscellany, or Supplement to the Bibliographical Dictionary, Volumes 1 & 2 *
Memoirs of the Wesley Family *
Discourses on Various Subjects Relative to the Being and Attributes of God, Volumes 1–3 *
An Account of the Religious and Literary Life of Adam Clarke, Volumes 1-3 *
A Concise View of the Succession of Sacred Literature *
A Bibliographical Dictionary, Volumes 1–6 *
The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, or the Oldest Church Manual, the Didache and Kindred Documents *
The Defenders of the Faith; or, The Christian Apologists of the Second and Third Centuries *
Synesius of Cyrene, Philosopher and Bishop *
St. John of Damascus *
Seventeen Short Treatises of S. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo *
Sermons on selected lessons of the New Testament, vols. 1 & 2 *
Homilies on the Gospel according to St. John, and His First Epistle, vols. 1 & 2: Hom. 1–124, S, John 1–21 and Hom. 1–10, 1 S. John *
Clement of Alexandria *
Dictionary of Christian Antiquities (2 vols.) * Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin (1958–2013) (78 issues) *
Journal of Cuneiform Studies (19 vols.) *
Journal of Biblical and Pneumatological Research (2009–2012) (4 vols.) *
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research (78 vols.) *
Biblical Archaeologist / Near Eastern Archaeology (1992–2011) (20 vols.) (74 issues) *
The Cause of God and Truth * John Gill's Sermons and Tracts (3 vols.) *
Discourse on the Five Points *
Complete Body of Doctrinal and Practical Divinity *
A Discourse of the Grounds of the Christian Religion *
???????? ???????? or Future Retribution *
Logos 6 Maps Volume 1 *
Logos 6 Maps Volume 2 *
Logos 6 Maps Volume 3 * Vetus Testamentum in Novo: Die alttestamentlichen Parallelen des Neuen Testaments im Wortlaut der Urtexte und der Septuaginta *
The Old Testament in the New: A Contribution to Biblical Criticism and Interpretation *
The Gospel History and Its Transmission *
Some Thoughts on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament *
Quotations in the New Testament *
History of the Transmission of Ancient Books to Modern Times *
Essays Chiefly on the Original Texts of the Old and New Testaments *
A Guide to the Textual Criticism of the New Testament *
The Writings of the Apostolic Fathers (28 vols.) *
The Witness of Hermas to the Four Gospels *
The Early Church from Ignatius to Augustine *
The Didache, or, The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles Translated with Notes *
The Church of the Sub-Apostolic Age: Its Life, Worship, and Organization *
The Apostolic Fathers *
St. Polycarp: Bishop of Smyrna *
Six Lectures on the Ante-Nicene Fathers *
Papias and His Contemporaries: A Study of Religious Thought in the Second Century *
Facsimiles of the Athos Fragments of the Shepard of Hermas *
Christian Life in the Primitive Church *
Barnabas, Hermas, and the Didache *
A Literary History of Early Christianity: Including the Fathers and the Chief Heretical Writers of the Ante-Nicene Period, Volumes 1 & 2 *
A Lexicon of Saint Thomas Aquinas *
The Dictionary of Classical Hebrew (8 vols.) *
Greek Lexicon of the Roman and Byzantine Periods (from B.C. 146 to A.D. 1100) *
Clarke's Commentary, Old Testament (4 vols.) *
Clarke's Commentary, New Testament (2 vols.) *
A Critical History of Christian Literature and Doctrine from the Death of the Apostles to the Nicene Council, Volumes 1–3 *
UBS 5 *
Wycliffe Bible: Later Version *
Wycliffe Bible: Early Version *
Tyndale Bible *
Geneva Bible *
$1020 from Portfolio to Collectors Edition.
I'm assuming that anyone whose upgrade price is less than $4000 already has ICC & AYB, correct?
My upgrade price is only $8,686.97 ... meh, I thought it'd be much more than that Seems like you should get the building, parking lot and a few acres of Bellingham, for just a little bit more.
That upgrade price is close to $25,000 in my local currency, so yeah, throwing in an acre or two would be a good deal [:D]
Mine was slightly less than $3000. I did have ICC (from L5 Anglican Diamond), but not AYB. My main reason for upgrading was to get hold of AYB (CE included other items from my wish list which also influenced my decision).
I did, however, already have a sizeable library.
