content: This huge, collector's edition is HEAVY, the font is small, and there is a ridiculous amount of margin area for writing. I take copious notes, but this is even too much for me. So in effect, you buy this supposedly beautifuly collector's edition, but it's shiny paper back - what's so great about it? Nothing. I'm not even sure why it costs so much. I've seen numerous errors in spelling. The value doesn't equal what you pay for it. Go for the lighter editions, unless, like other reviewers, you buy this merely to sit on your shelf to impress people (or yourself).As for the book, Adam Smith is thorough, it's hard work to get through it, but his principles are sound and when left to work without government regulation, the precepts taught therein work beautifully. Smith gets five stars. The Premium Edition is lucky to get two.