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Kris, I do not think you are wrong.
So many people trying to eat at the same table.
You make some very valid points.

Remiss of me, however I had missed this information in the ‘Catalogue’. I was unaware that we were now accepting of the fact that the editions of
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, given away at the...

On my collection thread (Posts 526 and 588) I have a signed copy, late signature, near fine with a tray case by Paul Suntup. There is a tiny bit of loss on the top of the spine and two corners,...

I agree wholeheartedly with Ari.
A lot more than $25.

Gerald has recently suffered a backlash from several people on the boards, including me. However on this topic it is correct. He does have three new UK Carrie dust jackets.

I had searched for a very long time to find a collectible copy.
Post number: 526 on my collection thread.
UK Carrie. 1st Edition. Signed. Book still tight. No spine lean. Dust jacket with a little...

It would appear from previous posts that if you did pay $6,500 for a copy to complete your set, you would have no problem in acquiring the same price in return when you came to sell it. Assuming that...

I did include $6,500 in the price bracket that I stated.
This considered, why would you want to buy anything other than a fine example?

I would love to agree with you Alan, but if I did then I would be wrong as well.

That does not really answer the question of why Kris cannot purchase a copy at $5,500.
You can argue it round in circles all day, however no single person dictates the price of a book. It appears...

Kris I certainly would not disagree with you on your knowledge of current prices. However I believe the Signed Limited Gunslinger to be slightly different from many other books in the same category....

Hi Bill,
There is no deeper story, just the make up of the book. A fine binding, terrific paper stock and the finished covering. Added to which the proportions of the book and its limitation would...

With a limitation of 15 as opposed to 10, there is little difference, however due to that difference and the fact that the Black Roman is seen more often than the Red Roman, I would say the Red has...

Not many have changed hands of recent date, however I do know that one was sold for $20,000.
Very difficult to put a price on this one, several determining factors, the main one being how badly do...

Frank those Nebel prices are brilliant.
I would take 2 at €1500 each if you could source them.
Thank you for the information. I did not think they could be obtained at such a price.
Kindest...

I sold mine for £325 (GBP) to a member on here. All the ones I've seen came with the publisher's letter.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. It seems the proof has a rather wide range of prices.[/QUOTE]

I buy...

When you are dealing with a lettered edition of only 26, I would suggest in most cases there are actually more buyers around than books.

A stroke of a pen maybe.
However the recent sale of a "red Lettered" Eyes of the Dragon goes to prove that a little stroke can be a very valuable asset.

A.

I agree with you. The price at $10,000 is not "over the top". However when purchasing a lettered Gunslinger the extra inscription and signature in this case would detract from the price.
The book...

I was lucky to obtain the set of three as well.
Numbers 22 of 33.
I think it would be a struggle to replace them.