Favourite Bible Passage?

[Locut0s]

Books are surprisingly valueless. Unless it's unusual in some way, they don't command much money. I have a Sir Walter Scott collection from the 1840s, and it's worth about as much as a new set is :^D

Not really true. Certainly you can't tell the value of a book by its age but that's true of a lot of collectors items. Book collectors will pay a LOT of money for rare and sought after books though!

 

[Nik]

No, he's right. Books ARE surprisingly valueless.

I own a ~130 year old original copy written by Lincoln's best friends about Lincoln's life.

Nobody wants it.

 

[Locut0s]

No, he's right. Books ARE surprisingly valueless.

I own a ~130 year old original copy written by Lincoln's best friends about Lincoln's life.

Nobody wants it.

http://www.abebooks.com/books/RareBooks/

It doesn't have to be old. Just rare and sought after.

 

[AyashiKaibutsu]

Books are surprisingly valueless. Unless it's unusual in some way, they don't command much money. I have a Sir Walter Scott collection from the 1840s, and it's worth about as much as a new set is :^D

So you have what's basically the 1840s version of the death of superman : p