I just tried to sell a full set - 24Vols. + the Index and atlas that is Vol. 25.
Numerous small but viable used booksellers - i.e., guys who love selling books and have survived the onslaught of "you-know-who "- told me flat out that people just don't buy these big sets of books anymore.
When merchants buy them for anticipated resale, they just sit there on the shelf gathering dust, generating comments about how good condition they are in and how the browsers (that used to mean people in your store) can be heard saying to each other,
"You know, I always wanted a set of Briannica at home. . . ."
You might get a hundred bucks (USD 100.00) from somebody who wants them, or 25 from somebody who thinks they can get that hundred themselves via packing them in their automobile and driving all over town to hear from nine booksellers what I heard from three of 'em. They will end up netting less than the USD25.00 they paid you - plus, big muscles. . . .
Encyclopedia Britannica says his full name was Arthur Neville Chamberlain.
The value of an original set of 1957 Encyclopedia Britannica can vary depending on factors such as condition, completeness, and demand. On average, a full set in good condition can range from $50 to $200. Rare editions or collector's items may fetch higher prices.
In June 2012 a full 1969 anniversary set bound in leather was listed at $500 on eBay. I have previously seen this set listed for $399.00. Brittannica is no longer printed, so these should increase in value with age.
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The value of a full set of 1903 Americanized Encyclopedia Britannica in excellent condition with aged covers can vary depending on the market demand and condition. Generally, a complete set in excellent condition with addition pages could range from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars. It's recommended to consult with rare book dealers or collectors for a more accurate valuation.
I have a full sent of 1980 enclycopedia plus the childcraft where can I get 3,000 for it?
The value of a set of 1960 Encyclopedia Britannica can vary depending on factors such as condition, completeness, and demand. Generally, a full set in good condition with all volumes intact can range from $50 to $200. However, if the set is rare or in pristine condition, it could potentially fetch a higher price from collectors or enthusiasts.
The value of a set of Encyclopedia Americana from 1856 can vary depending on the condition, completeness, and demand among collectors. Generally, a full set in good condition can be worth hundreds to thousands of dollars at auction or through rare book dealers.
You are talking about the 9th edition, published from 1875 (Volume 1) to 1889 (last Volume.) They are worth about $1000 for the UK sets printed in Edinburgh, to maybe $300 for the pirated American bootleg printings.
If you would like to buy the new ones that are up-to-date, and current to this year off of the official website, expect to pay a little over $1000. However, if you are willing to pay for older versions, each year that it is older decreases its value by $150. On Amazon.com or other websites such as eBay, used encyclopedias can come even cheaper. A 2005 complete 22-volume used set costs around $250.00.
There is a page bound inside the PROPAEDIA Outline of Knowledge, Guide to the Britannica that says....."This special edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica entitled the Constitution Edition is limited to 49,999 Sets numbered from 1 to 49,999 This is set number ___________. They are 15th Edition, 1987. Beautiful Blue Leather. I don't what about them is different other than the color and sets printed. I have a full set and all of the annuals up to 2005; which I think, however not positive, is the last annaul printed for the set.
EPA stands for Environmental Protection Agency...