In my opinion, if you think you’d enjoy your signature more by having it framed, then I’d have it framed. But, in terms of resale or market value, removing the page from your paperback would be a misstep and detrct from value.
In my opinion, if you think you’d enjoy your signature more by having it framed, then I’d have it framed. But, in terms of resale or market value, removing the page from your paperback would be a misstep and detrct from value.
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
Yes, keep it in the book.Quote:
Originally Posted by palookaThank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
What’s the current value of a signed Four Past Midnight first edition with an older signature?
NF/NF condition flatsigned with signature 1990-1995, $375-$400. If flatsigned and dated <1995 add 20%+Quote:
Originally Posted by bdwyer19
Thanks Jerome!
I would frame it! Don’t see to much value in the Pb. $100 or so. If done correctly. You would have a great conversation pieceQuote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
BTW, that's just one opinion. There are quite a few people here who could render an opinion (much appreciated).Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall FlaggNF/NF condition flatsigned with signature 1990-1995, $375-$400. If flatsigned and dated <1995 add 20%+Quote:
Originally Posted by bdwyer19
I paid $300 2 weeks ago for this one inscribed near release date...Quote:
Originally Posted by bdwyer19
http://www.akyle.f2s.com/images/fpmsigned.jpg
Thanks Alan.
My local Half Price Book Store has been getting in a lot of 1st/1st Stephen King Paperbacks. I've been buying a couple at a time as they come in.
I got the first 3 Signet Dark Tower books 1st/1st, in NF condition and wondered what they were worth.
As you got them from your local Half Price Book Store, they are worth that!Quote:
Originally Posted by darkseer
Or half of that, anyway. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit TrickAs you got them from your local Half Price Book Store, they are worth that!Quote:
Originally Posted by darkseer
Thanks
Or maybe double what you paid for them. But then I was never good at maths.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father CodyOr half of that, anyway. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit TrickAs you got them from your local Half Price Book Store, they are worth that!Quote:
Originally Posted by darkseer
HBJ
Double, because presumably Half Price Books sells books for 50% of what they are worth :smile:
They get their books from shops who cannot sell them. So there is no demand at full price.Quote:
Originally Posted by biomieg
Well they may not be worth much but there in really good condition and I'm collection all the 1st/1st early paperback editions so I'm happy.
Thanks for the help. :biggrin:
Found someone with a copy of IO Magazine #10 (1971, first appearence of Brooklyn August). I havent seen it, but was wondering if his price of $100 was resonable or not. Im not in the market right now, but if someone else is, i could follow up on it.
$100 is resonable. The last one sold at Betts went for $125.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cwalker
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick$100 is resonable. The last one sold at Betts went for $125.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cwalker
Can I please ask for the current market value of the following...?
UK S/L Doctor Sleep 1/200
UK S/L Sleeping Beauties 1/250
Was there a lettered edition of The Gunslinger? If so, what’s it valued at?
:catalogfriend:Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Cody
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...ttered+and+S+L
I’ll remember to check the catalog first someday! Thanks. Any idea what market value is on these things?Quote:
Originally Posted by Merlin1958:catalogfriend:Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Cody
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...ttered+and+S+L