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Rare Western History Books
Howdy, all. Big lurker -- never posted...until now.
I have a collection of rare, in-most-cases mint, hardback Western history books. Do any of you have suggestions where one might get fair-value (in this economy) prices for them? I'm in the Phoenix area. Ebay just seems too sketchy for these items, and I wouldn't want to part with them without adequate compensation.
Some examples:
Wyatt Earp by Tim Fattig
Guardian of the Law by Glenn Shirley
Gunfight at Ingalls by Glenn Shirley
The Complete 15-volume Theodore Roosevelt Hunting Library from Palladium Press
And many others, varying in condition and age.
Any advice?
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Permalink Reply by Lightnin Rick on -
I have been selling on Ebay for about 12 years and had no big problems. To me That would be the way to sell them. But with todays economy it would be hard to get what they where worth a few years ago. If you have any more question on ebay I live around the Phoenix area too.
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Permalink Reply by C. Neil on -
Thanks, Rick. I was just reading an article on selling on Amazon VS. Ebay, so your reply is timely and appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Carolyn A.S. Holmes on -
Hi Alyssa
Could you friend me. I need to talk to you about a matter in private email.
Thank you
Carol Holmes
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