I have an original copy of the full "agricultural report" to the 37th Congress for the year 1861, printed in 1862. Congress and the Senate would have received copies, these books were not issue for sale to the public. Any ideas about monetary value? Historical value is a given. Thanks

This is not a question about law and I have requested that it be moved.

Your best appraisal would be from someone who actually views it, verifies its condition. Is there someone in your area who is a collector?

There is not info available on line and your earlier question went unanswered. You are going to have to locate an expert in the field.

Judy, Judy, Judy... it's part of our Legislative Branch, for which I found no category. Hence, law... where then? If I had the option you recommended "local" it would've already happened. I'm not ignorant to the research process ma'am, I've been collecting for 25 yrs. Since there're so many people that are like you with apparently nothing else to do but blog, route, and reroute other peoples questions out there is cyber land. I thought I'd throw it out there just to see what happen. If you can't answer the question, please don't reply. Thank you for your time.

And look where it's posted now!