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Old book values


Question Posted Thursday February 27 2014, 1:50 pm

Hi there!

Is there like a price guide for old books? I have to help my family go through a book collection that was left to them, and there are many antiques in there, but none of us know anything about this kind of thing.

A site or a guidebook would be great. Thanks!

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karenR answered Thursday February 27 2014, 3:28 pm:
I found there are a lot of books for sale on the subject on Amazon. com!

Here is a free place you can try first though. I hope this helps. I have never used it but seems pretty simple to use. :)

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