I'm assuming that's for The Shining?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick
$1200 to $1500Quote:
Originally Posted by frik
Any idea as to Nightmares in the Sky??
sk
I'm assuming that's for The Shining?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick$1200 to $1500Quote:
Originally Posted by frik
Any idea as to Nightmares in the Sky??
sk
How about for a UK 1st/1st The Dead Zone? Thanks!
Brian, that really depends on the quality of the DJ. That DJ is extremely susceptible to sunfading. The lettering on the spine should be a bright orange. Most all copies out there have yellow/whitish lettering.
A nice copy would fetch $100-125 I’d say.
Also, there are two editions with this DJ. Make sure it has the M&J logo on the spine.
Thanks, Michaël! Also, I received the books yesterday and should dive into them sometime today. Sent you an email as well regarding "the issue" :)
Great to hear - I hope you are happy with the books :-) (and I received your email, thanks).Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861
$300 if it does not have a remainder mark. I personally do not class this as a King book. It's a photography book that King wrote an introduction in.Quote:
Originally Posted by frikI'm assuming that's for The Shining?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick$1200 to $1500Quote:
Originally Posted by frik
Any idea as to Nightmares in the Sky??
sk
To be fair it is a 35 page 'introduction' and the only written text in the book so a good chunk of it is SK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick$300 if it does not have a remainder mark. I personally do not class this as a King book. It's a photography book that King wrote an introduction in.Quote:
Originally Posted by frikI'm assuming that's for The Shining?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit Trick$1200 to $1500Quote:
Originally Posted by frik
Any idea as to Nightmares in the Sky??
sk
I'm not exactly planning to sell it but I'm interested in knowing the value. It's one of the pieces that came with some copies of Knowing Darkness.
https://scontent.faep8-1.fna.fbcdn.n...2c&oe=5CC21313
This is a $1500 Piece.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari_Racing
How about a fine 1/1 UK Night shift?
Fine copies are very hard to come by. I think you’re looking at ~ $1,000Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingfan24
Yes, very hard to come by! You'll be hard pressed to find a F/F UK Night Shift for less than $2K. If you do find one for less than $2K, buy it quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheralFine copies are very hard to come by. I think you’re looking at ~ $1,000Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingfan24
John
How about for the 26 Lettered PS livetime sub SK books ???
I haven't heard of any life-time subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stockerlone
Personally, I'm getting (buying!!) my editions whenever they are being released.
sk
They look diff. to the real lettered. They are lettered with a dot....Quote:
Originally Posted by frikI haven't heard of any life-time subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stockerlone
Personally, I'm getting (buying!!) my editions whenever they are being released.
sk
Normal lettered.... K
Livetime lettered K.
The Carrie livetime lettered looks like the normal limited and is not signed from SK and not silipcased/traycased. In the last months i saw two of them, both sold CHEAP....
Are they only lettered or also limited lifetime subscriptions?
https://camelotbooks.com/books/detai...ersary-editionQuote:
Originally Posted by herbertwest
Lettered
It is our understanding that PS Publishing sold 26 lifetime subscriptions, as a perk of that subscription the purchaser would receive a copy of the signed state of a particular book but instead of a number in the limitation line, it would contain a letter, each subscriber was assigned a letter, in all other aspects the book is identical to the "Limited" copy.
Here’s what my copy of Thinner looks like:
https://k7wzcg.db.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none
This is what Nicky at PS Publishing had to say about it when I asked (at first I thought it might be a very mangled number 12, but I wanted to be sure):
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We have a group of LIFETIME SUBSCRIBERS who paid a large sum of money a long time ago. This meant that each of the Lifetimers receive all of the signed editions of our books printed under the PS logo. This customer has chosen to have the letter ‘R’ put on all of his books.
The two Livetime Carrie Lettered i saw (both without slipcase) get sold for 75 gbp and 55 euro.
I own a "Lifetime letter" Salem's and I think Thinner too
Ah, right, that life-time lettered subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by StockerloneThey look diff. to the real lettered. They are lettered with a dot....Quote:
Originally Posted by frikI haven't heard of any life-time subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stockerlone
Personally, I'm getting (buying!!) my editions whenever they are being released.
sk
Normal lettered.... K
Livetime lettered K.
The Carrie livetime lettered looks like the normal limited and is not signed from SK and not silipcased/traycased. In the last months i saw two of them, both sold CHEAP....
Forgot about that one.
sk
I'm getting ready to sell a Cycle trade edition. I haven't seen one in a long time without the spots on the front and back. If it wasn't for the fading line and faded spine, this would probably be one of the best jackets I've seen (except when they first got shipped). Any idea of what my listing price should be:
http://www.thedarktower.org/gallery/...dium/COTW1.PNG
http://www.thedarktower.org/gallery/...dium/COTW2.PNG
Mulleins
No expert but I'd guess $225-$250 ballpark.
The fading drops the value by 50%.
Thank you. That's the ballpark I was thinking. I'm going to sell it for $235 including slipcase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861
Mulleins