A true first edition in fine condition with a fine dust jacket could be worth as much as $15,000. Without the dust jacket, the book is worth a few hundred dollars depending on condition. The true first edition can be identified by the "flees for fleas" typo on page 100 where it says "the small mat sheds clung like flees to a dog's back." In later printings it was corrected to say "the small mat sheds clung like fleas to a dog's back."
The value of a first print first edition Vancouver Times Newspaper Sept 5 1964 is about $600.
There's no such thing as a First edition Corsola card.
A true first edition of a Stephen King book is the first printing of the first edition, often distinguished by specific publisher details like a statement on the copyright page. A regular first edition can include later printings of the first edition that may not have the same value or rarity as the true first edition.
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1'000,000.00 dollars
$1.47
The first pearl buyer offers Kino a small amount of money for his prized pearl, significantly less than its actual value.
Less than 20 dollars.
The first batch of cards they print have 1st Edition written on them. Any later ones will not have it, these are referred to as 'unlimited'. Some people prefer 1st edition, but it doesn't really affect the value.
The value of a first edition of Pride and Prejudice can vary depending on factors such as its condition and any unique attributes it may have. Typically, a first edition of this book can range from several thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars at auction. It is advisable to consult with a rare book expert or appraiser for a precise valuation.
i know that amazon.com has one for sale in their collectible book section for $300.00. it says it is a first edition, but does not indicate if it is signed by the author. i also have a first edition, limited signed edition and am also wondering about value.
According to bookfinder.com anything up to $56,000 (Australian)