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[INDEXED]Doctor Sleep: The Deluxe Special Edition by Stephen King
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That's what I have to do also. Sell off some books....I just don't have the room, but where do you sell them? Ebay is difficult because only hard core collectors will buy them since the vast majority have no clue what they're worth, plus outragious fees. Here?True. I have been going through my books and selling off extra copies and thinning out stuff I do not want and focusing on filling in the holes of authors that I want. I also need to keep up better with my tbr pile and try not to keep adding to it so fast.
The problem is I have a hard time forcing myself to sell anything since 90% of my collection is from the late 80's and early 90's. I decided recently to focus only on King stuff then I see a great deal and get it. And some King stuff I don't think is so collectible like the Anniversary Editions of both Christine and Pet Cemetery I bought as well and will have to pop them on the spare bedroom's bed since my bookshelf is full and all kinds of drawers are full too. It's all so aggravating.
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Me too. I know I have some books that other people would like, but selling them is such a hassle. I should just take some pics and post here. Then again, if you have something that you don't know the value of, ebay can be good to you. I had an old Seiko digital watch from 1976 that I paid $35 for at a local jeweler's going-out-of-business sale. I put it on ebay starting at $99, sold to a guy in Italy for $515 + expensive shipping. You just never know.Originally posted by theenormityofitall View PostThat's what I have to do also. Sell off some books....I just don't have the room, but where do you sell them? Ebay is difficult because only hard core collectors will buy them since the vast majority have no clue what they're worth, plus outragious fees. Here?
The problem is I have a hard time forcing myself to sell anything since 90% of my collection is from the late 80's and early 90's. I decided recently to focus only on King stuff then I see a great deal and get it. And some King stuff I don't think is so collectible like the Anniversary Editions of both Christine and Pet Cemetery I bought as well and will have to pop them on the spare bedroom's bed since my bookshelf is full and all kinds of drawers are full too. It's all so aggravating.
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Yeah, eBay is pretty good I've sold over a thousand items there under the name 'theenormityofitall66" but only have about 600 feedback to show for it (most buyers don't leave seller's feedback). I had to quit because of the fees were too much for one person to try and make a go of it. If I did sell any books, it would be here or there. I did sell a signed trade edition of Dreamcatcher for $200 and the limited of Desperation for over $300...it seems a lot of these people don't realize if they did a search they could find some of these things for a lower amountOriginally posted by Dave1442397 View PostMe too. I know I have some books that other people would like, but selling them is such a hassle. I should just take some pics and post here. Then again, if you have something that you don't know the value of, ebay can be good to you. I had an old Seiko digital watch from 1976 that I paid $35 for at a local jeweler's going-out-of-business sale. I put it on ebay starting at $99, sold to a guy in Italy for $515 + expensive shipping. You just never know.
Right again, it's a hassle. I always hated packing the thing up and making out ads and just don't feel like doing it anymore. But they have to go somewhere...
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The DOCTOR SLEEP Gift Edition of 1,750 copies officially Sold Out this morning, just one week after it was announced!
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