Gulp!
Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 12:41 am
That is more than I've ever seen one go for, way more.GamePlayer wrote:Is that really the going rate? Wow!
"even in fine condition isn't that asking a bit much?"
that is, of course, assuming that the literary powers that be haven't already banned the books from production and sale, and collected all copies to purge them from existence.."that is more than I've ever seen one go for, way more."
$13K and the idiot cannot even get the right edition's photo up?Freakzilla wrote:Here's one for $13K:
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch.detai ... rt=&page=1
But it is only in very good condition.
That one is at the same site. It's gone up to $9,315.73: http://www.alibris.com/booksearch.detai ... =pr&page=1Omphalos wrote:$13K and the idiot cannot even get the right edition's photo up?Freakzilla wrote:Here's one for $13K:
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch.detai ... rt=&page=1
But it is only in very good condition.
I saw a presentation copy several years ago signed from Herbert over to Vincent Price. That seller wanted $5,500 for it, and I thought that was a bit much.
SENTS?SandChigger wrote:People are stupid.
Some always got more dollars th'n cents. (Sense?) (Since?)
Freakzilla wrote:That is more than I've ever seen one go for, way more.GamePlayer wrote:Is that really the going rate? Wow!
Even at $9k, that is very impressive. I had no idea they went for that much.Freakzilla wrote: That one is at the same site. It's gone up to $9,315.73: http://www.alibris.com/booksearch.detai ... =pr&page=1