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Given the WoT is still being worked on Ryan Send a noteboard - 29/06/2011 06:03:26 AM
I think the value is going to be depressed. Right after his death would have been the ideal time to sell, imo. However, it depends on collectors, and what they are willing to pay, and what books they might need to finish their series.

Also, going with any second hand book store, or middleman you're looking at them offering you a price with them turning a profit in mind. A book may be valued at $100 a pop, but if they sell for that, you may be lucky to get $50

And you have to look at the books themselves and the popularity of the series at them time. A first edition signed The Eye of the World is going to be worth more then a signed Knife of Dreams.

All in all I'd hold onto them. They may be worth a lot more post A Memory of Light, and Encyclopedia WoT.

The past is just that, the past. You can only truly live by looking to the future!
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Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ? - 26/06/2011 07:51:33 PM 955 Views
Re: Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ? *NM* - 27/06/2011 08:39:17 PM 323 Views
Re: Anyone have a fair idea of the value of hardbacks signed by RJ? - 27/06/2011 08:49:09 PM 703 Views
You're probably right. - 27/06/2011 09:31:38 PM 761 Views
Re: You're probably right. - 28/06/2011 09:38:05 AM 673 Views
They have to be worth more than that - 28/06/2011 09:06:40 PM 610 Views
I suggest putting them up for sale on EBay. If all else fails, find a vintage bookstore. - 28/06/2011 06:52:08 PM 536 Views
Yeah, it's a shame I don't have any certificate or anything. - 28/06/2011 07:38:00 PM 630 Views
Good luck - you might have better lucky working as a mover for a few weekends - 28/06/2011 10:28:16 PM 559 Views
Given the WoT is still being worked on - 29/06/2011 06:03:26 AM 570 Views

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