Altier Fremont
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So I just got a book for free and later found that it's a old book. When I mean old I mean 1854. I was wondering on how much it would sell for but I don't know how I could do that. Do you think you can tell me?
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Depends on the title, condition, etc.
Just because a book is old, it doesn't mean it is worth anything.
Just because a book is old, it doesn't mean it is worth anything.
I agree with the PP. It is hard to guess at the value of an old book with out seeing it first. I have a large collection of books printed before 1900, and most of them are worth less on the open market than a new paperback.
If you are interested in selling it your best bet may be to contact a rare book seller and they may be able to give you an idea of how much you could get for it. The real money is in 1st - 3rd editions depending on the book, author, original print run, how many are in circulation etc.
HTH
If you are interested in selling it your best bet may be to contact a rare book seller and they may be able to give you an idea of how much you could get for it. The real money is in 1st - 3rd editions depending on the book, author, original print run, how many are in circulation etc.
HTH