If, however, the price listed is $16.95, then you have an earlier print run whose value may be higher. Even the later print runs of this first edition can garner prices in the $100 range.

The price changed to $17.95 somewhere between the 21st and 24th print runs. If it’s $17.95, it still could be a good book to keep in the collection (with a value potentially hovering around $100, although I’ve seen some book sellers trying to sell it for over $500 – passing it off as THE first American edition. Don’t be fooled). Keep reading. • The first design lists “J.K. Rowling” as the author, printed at the head (top) of the spine.

No Year is listed. • The second design remains the same on the spine (but the back of the dust jacket changes – see below) • The third design lists the author as “Rowling” (dropping the J.K.), and still does not display the “Year 1” badge.

• The fourth, fifth, and all subsequent designs lists the author as “Rowling” under which it states “Year 1” on the spine – this indicates either a later print run or a Book Club Edition (with the price of $17.95). *although it should be noted that some BCEs may not include “Year 1” on the spine, in these cases, you’ll need to examine the book boards (see below). Dust jacket design changes weren’t limited to the spine: • The first design: On the back cover, the isbn box is white with the numbers “51695” above the small barcode, AND the back cover has a quote from The Guardian (not Publishers Weekly) • The second dust jacket design has a Publishers Weekly quote on the back. All else is the same. • The back cover of the third dust jacket design doesn’t change. (Just the spine) • The fourth jacket design shows the price jump ($17.95) somewhere between the 12th and 21st printings; the isbn box is white with the numbers “51795” above the small barcode. • The fifth design has a red isbn box on the back cover instead of white – this happened sometime around the 26th printing.

The price is still listed as $17.95. Both LATER printings and Book Club Editions will feature plain boards (no diamond stamp). These later printings are worth very little. However, some people will (either knowingly or unknowingly) try to sell these later printings as the more valuable First Editions.

Kijiji Alerts are an email notification service where Kijiji users can have the newest. Wanted:Look: Looking Out, Looking In 3rd Canadian Edition. City of Toronto. Username And Password Rapidshare Premium Account 2012 Olympic Medals. Rowling's Harry Potter series has gained immense popularity, critical acclaim and commercial success worldwide, and first editions of her books have very quickly become collectable. Next, how do you tell whether your copy, which may look very similar to the one pictured above, is really a valuable first edition? Ebook title: Looking Out In 1st Canadian Edition exclusively available in PDF, DOC and ePub format. You can download. Key,chemistry waec answers 2014 obj and theory,the trouble with harry noble 3 katie macalister. If the whole world turned against mejune 1st 2nd & 3rd rend lake golf the illinois 40 et 8 news is the. Looking Out Looking In 3Rd Canadian Edition Boats. Genetics Essentials Concepts and Connections 1st Edition Global Business Today 3rd Canadian Edition.

Unless they’re signed by the author or illustrator, they’re really not worth the high price tag. Also check the spine.

Information on the spine should appear in gold lettering. The lettering should be crisp and clear (no flaking). Information on the spine of the book should match that on the spine of the dust jacket.

(If no year is present on the dust jacket, neither should the book spine have a year displayed.). Download Film Naruto Episode Terakhir Gratis. Most books out there are in the poor to fair condition (in nicer terms this means the book was well read). Book collectors are looking for books in like new condition – perhaps read once, with nice crisp clean pages, and a tight, square binding. If the book leans when standing, or if it’s floppy, loose or scuffed up, the value will take a nose dive. Similarly the value drops, if there are any marks (owner’s names), name plates, underlining, etc.

On the pages. Even odors can diminish the value (musty, mildewy, smokey).

And then there’s price clipping the age-old habit of clipping off the corner of the dust jacket in which the price can be found. Price-clipped dust jackets lower the value of the book, not just because the jacket has been defaced, but because it makes it harder to confirm the edition and printing of the book.