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In this edition of Ask Harry Rinker on WorthPoint, Harry discusses all aspects of book collecting and how to determine their value.
Host – Mary Brenneman, WorthPoint’s VP of content
Send your questions for Harry to news [at] worthpoint [dot] com.
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Interesting Podcast. Harry briefly mentioned book dust jackets and I would like to add that dust jackets are a critical component with 1st edition books. First editions are out there, but finding older titles with a crisp, intact dust jacket is a real challenge. Collectors pay a premium for them!
—Chris
I HAVE THREE BOOKS WRITTEN BY ANDREW CARNEGIE. ONE IS AMERICANFOUR-IN-HAND IN BRITAIN. WITH A NOTE WTITTEN BY CARNEGIE TO A HELEN SWIFT. IT LOOKS LIKE IT WAS PUBLISHED BY CHARLES SCRIBNER`S SONS IN 1888. I WAS WONDERING IF IT WOULD BE WORTH ANYTHING. THANK YOU FRAN O`HALLORAN