Ok here is the link. It’s in F/F condition
https://imgur.com/gallery/aX1AXNT
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Ok here is the link. It’s in F/F condition
https://imgur.com/gallery/aX1AXNT
Oh I’d rather keep it thenQuote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
If the book and dj are in near fine plus condition, and the signature is legit, I'd say $50.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terrymorton
I think you could get more. It'd not be odd if someone pays around 100-150.
I'm thinking ~$100.
Interested, but how do I get to your collection to see all the pictures?Quote:
Originally Posted by firemonkey66
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...monkey66/page5Quote:
Originally Posted by knightmareInterested, but how do I get to your collection to see all the pictures?Quote:
Originally Posted by firemonkey66
Thanks. It’s amazing. Can’t do it without rights at that price but I am jealous.
We have an extra copy of the signed/limited SLEEPING BEAUTIES available; thought I'd mention it here before we posted on eBay.
Asking $550, US postage included. PM if interested.
This is a reminder for interested parties to please PM me. And thank you, Chad, for posting that link to my collection thread, which I have now included in my original post.Quote:
Originally Posted by knightmare
But in specific response to the quoted post, there's two sides to the 'rights coin.' One side is that rights are great because you can keep obtaining the DR books in this series. They are fantastic productions all of them and the chance that one of your personal favorite books might be rebound in some fantastic way is exciting. I'm personally holding out for Pet Sematary, The Tommyknockers, Nightmares & Dreamscapes, Different Seasons, Everything's Eventual, etc. However, the other side of the 'rights coin' is that maintenance of rights costs money. If you were to have bought this book for 8500 with rights back when it was being produced, you would have already spent another 2500 dollars maintaining those rights by 'having' to buy The Dark Half and Cujo. In your specific case, maybe those books are some of your favorites, so win-win. But for others, if IT was the real favorite and The Dark Half and Cujo weren't, then an 8500 dollar book for them just became an 11,000 book, until The Dark Half and Cujo can be sold (and for Cujo, you would have to wait until the next DR book is announced and paid for in order to maintain rights).
And in terms of Dragon Rebound productions, I think IT will continue to be the most generally popular book that is/was produced by DR (and thus, the most valuable) because the books that might be more or equally as popular - Salem's Lot, The Shining, The Stand - would require an expensive/rarer page block to produce, which would drive up the rebinding price significantly. And with the jump to 52 books produced for each new title, I find it unlikely that one of those aforementioned titles will be rebound (although I would love to be proved wrong).
So the price tag for this book without rights might not be for you, but for someone whose favorite book is IT and who isn't interested in the rest of the DR catalog or what's in the theoretical pipeline at DR, it might be just right. Only time will tell:)
I would gladly pay 11 grand for the 3 books and rights...Quote:
Originally Posted by firemonkey66This is a reminder for interested parties to please PM me. And thank you, Chad, for posting that link to my collection thread, which I have now included in my original post.Quote:
Originally Posted by knightmare
But in specific response to the quoted post, there's two sides to the 'rights coin.' One side is that rights are great because you can keep obtaining the DR books in this series. They are fantastic productions all of them and the chance that one of your personal favorite books might be rebound in some fantastic way is exciting. I'm personally holding out for Pet Sematary, The Tommyknockers, Nightmares & Dreamscapes, Different Seasons, Everything's Eventual, etc. However, the other side of the 'rights coin' is that maintenance of rights costs money. If you were to have bought this book for 8500 with rights back when it was being produced, you would have already spent another 2500 dollars maintaining those rights by 'having' to buy The Dark Half and Cujo. In your specific case, maybe those books are some of your favorites, so win-win. But for others, if IT was the real favorite and The Dark Half and Cujo weren't, then an 8500 dollar book for them just became an 11,000 book, until The Dark Half and Cujo can be sold (and for Cujo, you would have to wait until the next DR book is announced and paid for in order to maintain rights).
And in terms of Dragon Rebound productions, I think IT will continue to be the most generally popular book that is/was produced by DR (and thus, the most valuable) because the books that might be more or equally as popular - Salem's Lot, The Shining, The Stand - would require an expensive/rarer page block to produce, which would drive up the rebinding price significantly. And with the jump to 52 books produced for each new title, I find it unlikely that one of those aforementioned titles will be rebound (although I would love to be proved wrong).
So the price tag for this book without rights might not be for you, but for someone whose favorite book is IT and who isn't interested in the rest of the DR catalog or what's in the theoretical pipeline at DR, it might be just right. Only time will tell:)
If you’re serious, I would suggest posting in the ‘King books/items wanted’ thread, you might just find an interested seller. Here’s a link to the thread: http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...Wanted/page284Quote:
Originally Posted by knightmare
Agreed and I will, I just put up looking for something else and wanted to pace myself :). ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by firemonkey66If you’re serious, I would suggest posting in the ‘King books/items wanted’ thread, you might just find an interested seller. Here’s a link to the thread: http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...Wanted/page284Quote:
Originally Posted by knightmare
I don't mean to piggy-back on the Dragon Rebound discussion going on, but I have been looking to sell my matching set of The Dark Half and Cujo (with rights). If anyone is interested, please PM me.
Thanks!
PM sentQuote:
Originally Posted by chrise
Hey all - looking to fund a grail purchase so some books have to go. I have a VG+/VG+ Inscribed first printing of Dreamcatcher here for sale. The inscription reads “To Judi - with best wishes, Stephen King”. 235 shipped to the lower 48. International and Alaska/Hawaii at cost.
EDIT: SOLD
Hello all -
Thinning out some of my Suntup cover collection - just don't have room to display them all!
Prices include shipping in the U.S.; prices PayPal F&F. New, will be shipped with the same packing and protection as originally sent to me by Suntup.
Desperation (Grant Limited Edition), 12x17, signed by Don Maitz $110
The Long Walk (UK Paperback), 11x17, signed by Gerry Grace $100
Cujo, 11x17, signed by Steven Stroud $110
Colorado Kid (Glen Orbik Hard Case Crime), 10.5x17 $60 (facsimile signature)
Firestarter, 11x17, signed by Steven Stroud $110
The Black House, 10.5x17, signed by Rick Berry $110
Pet Sematary (US), 11x17, signed by Linda Fennimore $100
Both issues of Esquire with In the Tall Grass, the short story collaboration with Joe Hill. $25 shipped.
Excepting offers
19 books
1 signed by King
Complete set of non-CD limited editions about King.
U.S lower 48 only please
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Night Shift Anniversary Ed. (blue skull cover)
Now excepting offers! Awful mustache and all! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...1549d477cc.jpg
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Night Shift Anniversary Ed. (blue skull cover)
Sleeping beauties gift edition - still sealed in publishers shrink wrap. 190 shipped in the lower 48. International at cost.
Is your Pet Sematary the big print or the smaller one?Quote:
Originally Posted by jsweet
It is the 11x17 (small print). I believe the large print is 18x24
Sleeping Beauties S/L $650 plus shipping.
Email me
Sleeping Beauties gift edition, still in shrink-wrap, $125 shipped OBO
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I have a fine copy of Dandelion Wine for sale. PM me
Also a lettered Gwendys
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