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Anyone have a good reliable link for looking up the value of old books?
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Hi all,

I recall several years ago a friend of mine relying pretty heavily on a particular website for looking up old books and their potential value… Considering there are millions of different old books out there can anyone suggest a reliable website resource for finding the value of old books? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions!!

Dan

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www.abebooks.com was recommended by an expert in my area. I find them very helpful.

answered over 13 years ago

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I used so many Amazon, Bookfinder, Addall, Abe Book, Google but most are sellers like you asking a starting price then if don’t sell lower the price a little

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I use bookfinder.com , gives you a basic idea of prices..

answered over 13 years ago

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In addition to the above, you can use
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check their out of print sections.

answered over 13 years ago

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I use all of the above. Just keep in mind that prices at these sites are for books not yet sold. One piece of advice I got years ago is to ignore the lowball prices and those prices which seem ridiculously high and pick a price somewhere in the middle.

And, IMO, since Bonanza includes a link to Amazon on our listings, it’s wise to consider Amazon pricing above all else when you are deciding on your own selling price.

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Thanks for all the help… perfect advice! Just what I needed.

answered over 13 years ago

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