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How much is the book"Machine Tool Reconditioning" worth these days?
I am thinking about selling my copy, perhaps on eBay, and I was
wondering how much it's worth. It is absolutly pristeen with no dog ears. When I do a search on Amazon.com I get upwards of $90 for ones in good condition, when available. Please understand, I know I won't get back what I paid for it, but I don't want to give it away. I believe if one takes care of something, it should count for something. |
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They often seem to go for more than retail on Ebay, so you may well come put
ahead on an Ebay auction. Mike "WF" wrote in message ... I am thinking about selling my copy, perhaps on eBay, and I was wondering how much it's worth. It is absolutly pristeen with no dog ears. When I do a search on Amazon.com I get upwards of $90 for ones in good condition, when available. Please understand, I know I won't get back what I paid for it, but I don't want to give it away. I believe if one takes care of something, it should count for something. |
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They are about 90 dollars new and if you get in a group buy, they are like
75.00 ea. Eay can be great for a seller, but for a buyer, there a lot of better places to buy. Prices can just go crazy... again good for the seller-- you! I would try ebay.. but beware of the commission charges.. not too bad, but still, there is a cost. A friend of mine picked up a brande new copy for 40.00 or so -- this was an OLD price that was still marked in the bookstore. He bought it on the spot. I would too! Steve Koschmann "WF" wrote in message ... I am thinking about selling my copy, perhaps on eBay, and I was wondering how much it's worth. It is absolutly pristeen with no dog ears. When I do a search on Amazon.com I get upwards of $90 for ones in good condition, when available. Please understand, I know I won't get back what I paid for it, but I don't want to give it away. I believe if one takes care of something, it should count for something. |
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