Yeah, it's a shame I don't have any certificate or anything.
Arok Manok Send a noteboard - 28/06/2011 07:38:00 PM
At the signings at Joe Beth, the most I had was a line ticket, and I don't remember if they took those or you kept them, but I don't have them.
If I do ever put them up, I'll probably set a reserve of $100 a piece or something.
Thanks.
Without the certificate of authenticity that confirms the signature is valid, I think you may have to go the market place route. The issue with the value of these books is that it strongly depends on who is willing to pay that money for them. There are some comic books whose worth was estimated at thousands of dollars but they sold for a few hundred, because no one could be found who were willing to pay the full estimated amount. Maybe you can find Nicholas Cage, who may be willing to pay five times the estimated value, but most likely, you may need to settle for the highest bidder on EBay. Maybe start the bidding at $100-$150 and see if anyone bites.
You may also be able to sell them to a used bookstore - many vintage shops buy signed editions and are willing to do their own research into the market value before giving you an offer.
You may also be able to sell them to a used bookstore - many vintage shops buy signed editions and are willing to do their own research into the market value before giving you an offer.
If I do ever put them up, I'll probably set a reserve of $100 a piece or something.
Thanks.
Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ?
26/06/2011 07:51:33 PM
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Over 100 views and no replies yet...anyone have a suggestion of someone else to ask?
27/06/2011 07:52:09 PM
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Re: Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ? *NM*
27/06/2011 08:39:17 PM
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Re: Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ?
27/06/2011 08:49:09 PM
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You're probably right.
27/06/2011 09:31:38 PM
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They have to be worth more than that
28/06/2011 09:06:40 PM
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Autograph adds almost no value to the book *NM*
29/06/2011 08:31:06 AM
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Sure it does. It just depends who the author is and how old the book is and how rare signed copies *NM*
29/06/2011 03:24:51 PM
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I suggest putting them up for sale on EBay. If all else fails, find a vintage bookstore.
28/06/2011 06:52:08 PM
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Yeah, it's a shame I don't have any certificate or anything.
28/06/2011 07:38:00 PM
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Good luck - you might have better lucky working as a mover for a few weekends
28/06/2011 10:28:16 PM
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