Discworld books for sale

[Who's Wee Dug]

Some serious prices though.
http://www.coldtonnage.com/?CLSN_3127=1 ... rch=Search


£200,£400,£400,£200,£350

[archerinwood]

Try abebooks.com . Cheap prices for good books.

[The Mad Collector]

Way overpriced

[Who's Wee Dug]

Yes that's for the signed editions they have others going a lot cheaper.

[The Mad Collector]

Still overpriced. Terrys signature doesn't actually add much monetary value to the value of a book, especially the earlier ones, because he has signed so many.

For instance there must be more signed early books than unsigned ones because people kept fetching them to signings and there weren't very many printed anyway.

[Who's Wee Dug]

Yes they are only worth what a buyer is willing to pay for them,I have seen a non Discworld book that I need to complete my collection but I'm not willing to pay the asked price as I think it's too much.

[archerinwood]

footnotes?

[Who's Wee Dug]

I have a copy of that, it's a old SF novel you may not know the Author it's Edmund Cooper and another was Harry Harrison.

[author3]

I'd spend anything up to £40

[The Mad Collector]

On what though. £40 is high for most of the later books even as first editions. Footnotes or the original hardback Eric can go for over £300. An original Colour of Magic would be about £6,500

[Who's Wee Dug]

And anything with Josh Kirby's signature on it as well pushes up the price.

[author3]

I wouldn't mind witch book I got as long as it was signed by Terry